Well, if ageing was slowed proportionally, and the world were roughly unchanged from the present condition, I’d expect large utility gains (in total subjective QoL) from prioritizing longer lives, with diminishing returns to this only in late 100s or possibly 1000s. But I think both assumptions are extremely unlikely.
Well, if ageing was slowed proportionally, and the world were roughly unchanged from the present condition, I’d expect large utility gains (in total subjective QoL) from prioritizing longer lives, with diminishing returns to this only in late 100s or possibly 1000s. But I think both assumptions are extremely unlikely.