Yeah, I totally agree. Evolution and the meaning of life aside, I don't think age is a relevant factor when it comes to free will. I mean, it's the inevitable boundary we will run into.



Yes and although it might be stretch, one could even argue aging faster is actually quite beneficial for evolution itself in most cases, as it will mean a more rapid succession of different evolutionary forms of species in a shorter time span. Of course, for most species living shorter isn't necessarily a relevant or vital factor for survival, which would explain how some species can still get quite old (sea-turtles, whales and even humans).

Very interesting stuff.