The global economy is increasingly reshaping itself around one mission: extending lifespans. Healthcare spending now dominates fiscal priorities across developed nations, not just the US. Aging demographics are funneling trillions into longevity treatments and life-prolonging interventions for the baby boomer generation—and this structural shift is crowding out every other economic priority. It's a quiet economic revolution nobody talks about. The whole system is being reoriented. When healthcare becomes the economy's gravitational center, innovation capital, infrastructure investment, and growth opportunities get starved. This isn't sustainable economics—it's demographic math meeting fiscal reality.