Longevity researcher's question sparks debate: what happens to inheritance when nobody dies?
SydSteyerhart · x · 2026-10-25
Longevity researcher @randlongevity poses a counterintuitive question: what happens to inheritance when nobody dies — your parents are 140 and still own the house. Another user fires back "this is why you must be stopped." A light but opinionated exchange on how life-extension tech could warp social structures like inheritance and generational housing turnover.
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