I feel that fatalism, especially when people treat it as some sort of personal philosophy, is kind of lazy.

It requires no effort to say "fuck this, nothing matters anyway", and then justify doing literally nothing.

This is the only relevant question. And it leads right to the next one which is “what is a good life?”

But humans have a huge bias for action. I think generally doing less is better.

I think "adapt or die" is the takeaway.

> But I suppose death comes for us all, yes? Why do anything at all?

Wrong take. Death comes for us all, yes, so why hold back? Do you want to live forever?