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Introduction: The Generation That Could Live Forever Sarah Taylor, born in 1995, represents a generation that matured alongside the development of the modern internet, acquiring programming skills at an early age and now working in an environment where biology laboratories and artificial intelligence are closely integrated. This generation is distinguished by the possibility that, for the first time, death from old age may become a matter of personal choice rather than inevit

Maria sits at her kitchen table, the morning sun casting long rectangles of light across the floorboards. The scent of coffee hangs in the air, a familiar comfort after the unfamiliar quiet of her brother’s funeral. He had been sick, his body had worn out, and his goodbye felt ordinary, even traditional. Yet, as her grandchildren scroll silently on their phones, Maria can’t shake a profound question: Was that the last natural death her family would ever see? Her brother had r

Introduction: Beyond the Sci-Fi Dream of Immortality Sarah Taylor, born in 1995, represents a generation that matured alongside the proliferation of the internet and the integration of machine learning into scientific and clinical practice. At age 30, she belongs to the initial cohort for whom death from aging may become an infrequent and potentially elective occurrence. This scenario is not a distant science fiction concept but a plausible future emerging from the convergenc