We can compare life to a circle in a geometric figure. On a circle that has already been drawn, it is difficult to find where the starting point is and where it ends, but you have to find out how long the radius is. It is easier. A circle has a radius, and a life has a radius. The width, thickness, and severity of life are determined by your life radius. The larger the life radius, the greater the space for your life. Can it be derived from this text? ['To measure life, you should first measure the radius of your life, including your thoughts, thoughts, actions, and actions.', 'Although life is a relic full of variables, it is also measurable.', 'There is value in life, and it is not worth it the longer you live.', "It's not uncommon for young people to live far better than older people."]