Not really. By then either we’ll live to 300 (or potentially forever, depending on how you define living), and/or have essentially auto-executing micro-factorie

Not really. By then either we’ll live to 300 (or potentially forever, depending on how you define living), and/or have essentially auto-executing micro-factories and perfect markets so ideas become products with little effort, or we’ll all be batteries for our AI overlords, in which case this discussion is moot.