A mature person clearly grasps that life is fleeting, it ought to be lived here and now, and at the same time, they deeply understand that it needs to be lived fully and worthily.
Whether consciously or instinctively, in fact, everyone wishes for a bright future: for their children, descendants, and future generations; for their own creativity, goodwill, and beauty; for the preservation of universal culture and life as a whole. Such a prospect presents a real opportunity to enhance the happiness of people and all that has been created. Therefore, the issue of a reliable common future, even long-term, is associated with the questions of happiness and the meaning of personal life, and it is something that one cannot and should not ignore.
