Great post!

I personally haven't found that one answer i can keep with me for the rest of my life, but lately i've been fascinated by the way of thinking that we live for the death we will face in the end.

we are not human yet. we are still changing as life goes by. even for a tiny bit, as long as there is change, we are not yet human. and we can't break the "change", not as long as we're still alive. we're bound to change. our way of thinking, our behavior, or feeling towards others, etc.

we're simply humanizing each day. we're getting more human with each breath we take.

when we die, we break the chain of change.
and therefore we are a human.

for example, people from the stone age period couldn't have guessed that a beanbag is some sort of a chair/sofa, because chairs and sofas are still evolving. from a rock to a wood, to a wooden chair, to a sofa, and then you got yourself a beanbag.

we're stuck at the limit of language so we use "chair" or "sofa" or even "beanbag" as media to simplify our life. but it's still not a chair, nor a sofa and a beanbag. it's simply "chairing" or "sofaing" lol this sound funny.

again, great post brother. keep on writing!
cheers :)