Should humanity actively pursue extreme life extension (e.g., living past 150 years)?

With advancements in biomedicine and genetic technology, significantly extending the healthy human lifespan is moving from science fiction to reality. Proponents argue that life is of supreme value, and longer lifespans allow humans to accumulate more wisdom and experience fuller lives. Opponents worry that extreme longevity will lead to severe social stagnation, demographic crises, resource depletion, and strip away the meaning of life that stems from its finitude.