In this presentation given at Ending Age-Related Diseases 2020, Paul Spiegel of Eclectic Law discusses the future of retirement in a world without age-related diseases. He discusses the formation of a new social contract in which radical life extension is given freely in order to remove the problems and expenses posed by pensions and retirement funds and to allow citizens to live happier, consistently productive, and much longer lives. In such a world, there would be no such thing as permanent retirement – because there would be no such thing as old age.
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