When engaging with hypotheticals we tend to want to ascertain whether it's inherently good or bad. For instance, imagine a hypothetical about whether or not it

When engaging with hypotheticals we tend to want to ascertain whether it's inherently good or bad. For instance, imagine a hypothetical about whether or not it's safe to shoot someone in the chest, we wouldn't say it's safe simply because they could wear a bullet-proof vest, we would have to ask 'what are the odds that they are going to be wearing a bullet-proof vest'. Personally I would assume that in technological terms stopping aging is somewhere below being able to harvest the large amount resources in space safely and efficiently. But I could be wrong.