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Was the queen’s death necessary for progress?
Steve Jobs famously said that “death is very likely the single best invention of life.” Queen Elizabeth II reigned for a full 70 years, living to 96, as the longest-serving monarch in British history. With advancements in life-extending technologies, and Silicon Valley’s multi-billion dollar quest to reverse human aging, it is worth asking: Was the queen’s death necessary for moral and political progress, or does progress result from something other than funerals?     New age-reversing technologies promise one day to allow humans to live healthily for decades longer, and these therapies could save the U.S. alone trillions of dollars in retroactive measures like retirement pensions and

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