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I think 'Living for now, because you could die in the next second' is fairly pessimistic, it's also terribly inconsiderate of other people. I live for the future, everything I do now is so later on it will be good for me, my family, and any others who may benefit from any research I do (I'm being optimistic that I become a researcher =p).
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