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Extreme longevity and good health, atomic precise manufacturing, if the climat didn't go to shit we'd be quite well off IMO.
Only to those who can afford it.
Once 'extreme longevity and good health' are solved, there's actually an incentive for rich people to want poor people to have it. Already you have rich people complaining about the lower birthrates and aging populations. If they could have their way, everyone would remain young and healthy so they can keep working, consuming and making rich people rich.