>Is there any limit to lifestyle inflation? There ought to be a point at which continuing increases in income fail to generate increases in either life expecta

>Is there any limit to lifestyle inflation? There ought to be a point at which continuing increases in income fail to generate increases in either life expectancy or the proportion of adults who are able to work (not necessarily working). It would be necessary to distinguish this from the effects of anti-aging technology, but it should be possible in principle; improving diet/sleep/exercise and reducing pollution exposure isn't "anti-aging technology", nor are childcare/education.