I think whats being missed is 7 million people are not going to become eternal, they're going to die anyway at a higher cost (medical costs only go up, for mult

I think whats being missed is 7 million people are not going to become eternal, they're going to die anyway at a higher cost (medical costs only go up, for multiple generations much faster than inflation, so an identical death in 2004 and 2014 will by definition cost more in 2014) Its a good idea. There's no point in causing unneeded pollution. Not to mention pollution doesn't instantly magically cause death among a very small segment of humanity, it ruins quality of life for pretty much everyone which as a side effect culls off the 1% with the worst lung function or whatever. Where it goes off the rails is there's a business model around extracting all the net worth from 99% level individuals before they die, to eliminate inherited wealth from the middle and lower upper classes. Having them die from something else, a little later, a little more expensively, isn't going to magically make that business model go away.