[hulitu]

> This is most definitely a viewpoint on life.

> I've also worked with people with an entirely different viewpoint and I highly respected them and don't think they lived any less of a life, in fact they are greatly missed and leave behind a legacy.

> The architype of those people, "I'm not slowing down, while I can still do my work I'll go on until they take me out of here feet first. That's why you guys are around me, I expect you to call me out when you see me slipping." And they really did get carried out feet first. Their memorials were attend by thousands willingly and they are still respected and an inspiration to those that worked with them.

> Neither is wrong. Life isn't binary either. If someone is happy who are we to judge their life.

> Their memorials were attend by thousands willingly and they are still respected and an inspiration to those that worked with them.

But, they are dead. /s