最近有機會和一位異客阿爸(即已是阿爸級的異客)，談及人生計劃的事情。他說：「倘若我還有六十歲的生命，三份之一用在睡覺上，另外三份之一用在必需的事情上(如上班、上廁所、做家務、買日用品、等等)，那剩下的就只有二十年。只有二十年…我們應該怎樣使用這短短的時間？」
二十年，我該怎樣使用它去履行這異客身份的責任？
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異客，處處都是，我只是其中一個。 而登陸地球將近三十年的我，越來越肯定自己是一個異客。 而我也在想，其實．．．有沒有誰不是?
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Something fun for you. Here you can get your personal life expectancy and be reminded that "life is slipping away" in real time :)
http://www.deathclock.com/
We should also keep in mind, like you said, that one-third of this time will be spent in our sleep, and likely more than one-third will be used for necessary tasks or chores to sustain life. Now, of course, sleeping or even toiling for sustenance are of great value in human life, and we certainly should not see them as "necessary evils". However, given they DO use up a big chunk of our life expectancy, I believe it is not inappropriate to mentally adjust our expected length of earthly existence to account for such necessary and sizable time consumption.
loudao
That's an interesting site. Though it's only an illustration, it gives us a visual of the "time" of our lives.
They're indeed not evils. People often take sleeps for granted, when it should actually be an integral part of our lives. Having quality sleeping time involves good life management, and it says alot about what we're doing with the remaining two-thirds of the time.
I believe one of the reasons why people don't manage their lives well is because of the lacking of motivation. And the ultimate solution to generate this motivation is to answer the question: "Why do I live?"
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