"¿Qué estaré haciendo en veinte años? ¡Estaré muerto, cariño! ¿Estás loco?"
— Freddie Mercury
Simplified Meaning:
The person speaking is saying they expect to be dead in twenty years. They think planning for such a distant future might be unrealistic or pointless because life is unpredictable and things can change quickly. An example to illustrate this could be a person who focuses too much on making plans for a very distant future, like saving up money for a special event twenty years ahead, without also enjoying or living in the present moment. The advice here might be to not get too caught up in what might happen several years from now. Instead, balance long-term planning with making the most out of today. It's important to be present and appreciate what you have now, because nobody knows exactly what the future holds. You might miss out on current opportunities and joys if you worry too much about the distant future.
