Calculating for How Long Can I Still Fool Around
Tuesday, November 14, 2006 2:49:36 PM
Doctors recommend an adult to sleep between 7 and 9 hours per day for him/her to "function" (or fool around) properly. If we build sleep deficits, it seems only reasonable to find a way to catch up. And, it's possible to overdo it.
I suspect I probably will pass away when I'm 60, less longevous than an average person because I did and am doing too many evil things. My godfather knows them all, because I share that with him. He loves listening to all those wrongdoings of mine. I know it, because he sometimes takes notes. And I know also that Heaven is not going to take me. I deserve live a shorter life.
Anyway, that means that I will be "inactive" for 20 years just lying in bed doing nothing, if I choose to sleep 8 hours a day, i.e. 1/4 of a day or my lifetime. And, if I choose to sell myself 8 hours to a boss, then I will have to deduct another 1/4 of my life with the assumption that I need no retirement and work till I die, and my boss or any other boss will retain me to a job. Afterall, 60 isn't really that old as one may believe otherwise. It happens that Stanley Ho, the Macau Tycoon still bears child at his 80. And Nicolas Tse Tingfung's father at his 70 is still fooling around with meimei.
Arithmetically, I will have 30 years to fool around. Yet, no. I need to deduct another 4 hours as a buffer for travelling between locations and filling my stomach, presumably per day. I've just killed another 10 years. Hm.... I have now only 20 years left. Hell, no! I'm already over 20. Am I dead or alive?
I better get some sleep...
You snooze, you lose.


