All our money? Of course not, what's the point of researching for cures and treatments that no-one can afford?

While there are many untreatable sicknesses, we need to think about the people dying because of diharrea. There are hundreds of people dying every day because of starvation, they might be living in places with antiquate housing. For example, there might be mold growing in the walls, the plumbing might not work or they could be drinking dirty water. All these problems we could easily fix, we just have to recognize that it is happening.

Illnesses lead to millions of deaths every year but so do wars, starvation, natural disasters, etc. While a god amount of our money should be directed toward finding cures, a lot of widespread diseases could be solved (or at least minimized) just by giving people better conditions to live in. Money needs to be allocated toward education, armies, agricultural methods, renewable energy, and a lot of other worthy causes.

Why spend all your money trying to extend life if you aren't going to spend any enjoying it?

There's a few problems with this. One being that ALL our money on something that's just going to prolong something that's going to happen anyway. Two, we're over populated as it is, why keep more people around?

Also, I think we can spend our money more on enjoying life instead of working to prolong it.

What's the point in living a long life if the life lacks satisfaction? Now, I'm a strong believer in the sentiment that money does not bring happiness, but some money is a must. How else can you go places, buy the things you want, eat out at a fancy restaurant, etc. if you're wasting all of your money on prolonging your miserable existence?