How does Chapter 8 portray the typical, unexamined human life, and why is it considered a waste?

Chapter 8 of the Sai Satcharitra presents a critical view of a typical human life spent without spiritual reflection. It describes how days and years are consumed, with half of life lost to sleep and the other half to restlessness. The chapter details how childhood is spent in play, youth is dominated by passion for women, and old age is burdened by infirmity and constant disease. This life path is considered a waste because it misses the true purpose of human birth, which, according to the text, is the attainment of the Supreme Self. If life is only about these stages and basic survival, the unique potential of human birth is squandered.