Granted. You live just long enough to regret your decision horribly as the very atmosphere turns into post-it notes, and the reduced density of the Earth allows you to fall, fall, fall, until you reach the regions where the Earth's residual internal heat is enough to ignite the little oxygen remaining in your lungs, and your last breath is pure flame, crisping a few intact post-it notes around you as the heat and the pressure gradually break down the notes and reform them into something strange indeed.
But you never see it as the notes break down further and release everything they contain but carbon. You do not see the Earth collapse and slowly turn into a globe blacker than the blackest night. You do not see the first explorers from another star system as they scrape back the carbon dust and find a huge diamond, an enormous, glittery tribute to the awe-inspiring glory of the POSTOCALYPSE.
You do not see it, because you're dead, because you just HAD to refuse to turn into a form of life incapable of surviving in post-it notes, or a superheated wasteland of the remains of denatured post-it notes, or the endless march of time, or the slow crystallization of the notes' remains into a thin atmosphere of nitrogen and oxygen and water and hydrogen and a carbon core. Nooooooo, you had to stay mortal and die, and so you didn't get to see any of the interesting bits.
Except for the part where your breath caught fire, you got to see that. You know, right before your brain squished against your skull and burst because of the heat.
I wish for a source of infinite kinetic energy.