2br02b by Kurt Vonnegut, Science Fiction, Literary

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In a world where aging is eradicated and lifespans are indefinite, a strict population control system limits the U.S. population to forty million through voluntary death. This society boasts the absence of crime, poverty, and disease, creating an idyllic yet unsettling environment. Births are rare, occurring only when someone chooses to die. The story explores the consequences of such a utopia, where life is meticulously curated, and even art reflects the surreal perfection of existence. The interplay of life and death raises profound questions about humanity and choice.