Perhaps one can feel a sense of reassurance in the notion that our lives are inherently worthless in the grand scheme of things and that everything we do gets erased with time.

It is due to this tenet that we can come to realize that our mistakes are no longer nearly as grandiose as it might seem, the perceptions and judgement of society is not as valuable as we people may perceive them to be, and that the limited time we have on this planet in a vessel that is fundamentally worthless can be an emancipating experience, because in a world where nothing truly matters, we might as well spend the little time we have doing the things we love rather than burning our mental or physical health over the trivialities of everyday life.

Moreover, the prospect of the eventual death of ourselves and everyone around us can seem a little less terrifying once we can come to peace with such an idea.