This generalizes into discussion for any treatment that promotes longevity.
The thing that comes to mind is that it overcomes or breaks various “policy levers” that rely on an expected course of life. Some examples: 99-year leases, defined benefit pension plans and life insurance policies.
I also wonder how many mainframe systems assume a maximum possible age of 2^7 years.
Yep, a whole new Y2K when people live 2000 years. And then many years later, "sorry boss it's gonna crash in a few months. The was written in ancient times and only supports 32bit ages."
The thing that comes to mind is that it overcomes or breaks various “policy levers” that rely on an expected course of life. Some examples: 99-year leases, defined benefit pension plans and life insurance policies.
I also wonder how many mainframe systems assume a maximum possible age of 2^7 years.