The short answer is "yes". The long answer is: the longer you live, the more your concerns lay elsewhere (career, health, kids, etc.) and you stop worrying so much about what you are going to miss, and start focusing more on what you might be missing right now.

From a philosophical aspect, it also helps to remind yourself that - for all we know - we might be living in the "Golden Age" of humanity and it's all downhill from here.

Enjoy the present, maybe experiment with psychedelics. It gets better :)

Concentrate on experiencing as much as you can on this awesome planet we were all lucky enough to be a part of. There is more than enough here for a dozen lifetimes to explore.

Even at “warp speeds” you’ll likely live a life simmilar to this one on a single planet where ever it may be.

Space is so big that it’s nearly pointless to travel for place A to place B because place B likely won’t have anything place A won’t, especially if we are talking on a solar system scale, so traveling to another solar system is nearly pointless.

While we might spread to the stars were likely going to end up with solar system scale separate civilizations rather than some huge inter planetary alliance unless there is a clear need for e.g. if we would have discovered an enemy.

>Space is so big that it’s nearly pointless to travel for place A to place B because place B likely won’t have anything place A won’t, especially if we are talking on a solar system scale, so traveling to another solar system is nearly pointless.

What the heck are you talking about? We're not talking about humans making nearly-identical colonies with the same chain stores like Starbucks; different planets are going to look radically different, especially if we find planets with life, as it's quite possible life will look radically different on other planets where it evolved differently.

It's a glass-half-full thing. I'm mostly just glad that I live in the era of antibiotics and anesthetic.

I do indeed.