Why can't humans ever stay perfectly still?
Why can't human keep still?
At the core of human lifestyle, how are we still animals trying to survive? Why do you want to survive? Why does the human body need sleep and what happens when we don't get enough? Can people live forever? "the best thing is to never have been born, second best thing is to die quickly" why people continue to live even after loosing all vitality in life? Human Body: Why we don't get tired breathing? Can man live forever? How many years do you think humanity will still live? Why do we not live life to its fullest? If life is unpredictable, why do we keep on living? Why do we have to live? You wake up somewhere on earth, with loss of memory and skills, how do you survive well? Why we keep on living despite the fact that life makes no sense, and is mostly made of suffering (before death)? Why doesn't our heart feel tired even if working throughout our life? What's the point in being alive? Why humans have to live their life? Is the human mind designed to live forever? Why is life seemingly more pointless the longer you live? Why do some animals live longer than others? Why do you stay up? Stay alive breathing? Why is stop-motion still alive? How does one survive in this world? Does nothing last forever? What do you do when you don't want to live anymore? Can it so happen that a 50 year old person is still not matured enough? If sleep leaves animals vulnerable to attack, why didn't we evolve to rest while awake? Could humans continue to thrive without other animals? Why do we need a job to survive? What's the point in me being alive?