Live Long and Rot: The Great Longevity Con. In a world obsessed with anti-aging creams, biohacking billionaires, and eternal youth, we’ve forgotten a crucial detail: living longer doesn’t mean living better. From beachside Newcastle to high-rise Manhattan, we’re spending millions chasing a future of stiff backs, funerals, and pharmaceuticals—while the rich and white profit, and the rest barely hang on. This isn’t a celebration of life; it’s a slow-motion surrender. I don’t want to live forever—I want to live well now, before we all turn into Botoxed relics watching the world burn from our hyperbaric chambers.

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