"You should set goals beyond your reach so you always have something to live for." Ted Turner

The laws of physics do not at all apply to the metaphysical human mind. For when we are at rest, the last thing we want to do is stay that way. We seek experience, and occupation as we realize our needs and the forthcoming demise pushing upon the conscience of every human being. But from another point of view, you see that we do indeed follow this specific law in some sense. Most people never find out what it is like to be at rest. They are in motion from the moment their parents sign them up for their first soccer game, to their final violin performance before their death. They want to keep moving, and wont stop. Not from their own accord, and certainly not by force from the activity itself. Only from the end. Death, which makes us do it, and forces us to stop. No matter what the occupation you will always have more to do. Take another second off, compose one more song, deduce one more equation. Nothing will ever be complete. And the only thing that will end any human’s triumphant march onward is the ultimate destination of this march. As you progress you get closer and closer until you final fall and never get back up.