How to pronounce “finitude” in English

with limited energy and limited attentional bandwidth and all the rest of it, the consequence of this I'msort of wrapping up in this word finitude to refer to the state of being limited, and therefore havingto make, by definition, tradeoffs, and to exist in a world of opportunity costs and having to make tough decisions, not being able to do all the things that we are

you're talking about a 100% to 125% difference in all-cause mortality.It's still hard to wrap my mind around the finitude of life.

Perhaps you could talk about that concept you've coined.I mean, I didn't invent the word finitude.People do wonder about how to pronounce it.

I've written in my notes here painting staring, which I've not yet had the time to go and find three hours to do this, but perhaps you could talk about--That's kind of a way of thinking about your schedule that really respects the finitude of your time, instead of one that goes tasks first and says

People do wonder about how to pronounce it.All I can say is, in the audio book for this, I say finitude a lot.So I really hope that's the right pronunciation.

I've written in my notes here painting staring, which I've not yet had the time to go and find three hours to do this, but perhaps you could talk about--We'll get to those after I've spoken-- asked you about-- well, let's say that we have embraced our finitude and we've decided which big rocks we

you feel about that moment? That, whatever it is that you have schemed so highly, if that same thing were to happen over and over, and over again, could you possibly like, youknow, care as much about it were to repeat? No, you couldn't, that's--by definition, it's that finitude that sense of, you know, fleetingness that we find so valuable in which we derivethe meaning and, you know, contentment from. So, it--like, as a thought problem this idea of everything recurring over and over again is actually a very interesting one when you