If you stopped aging today, biological immortality wouldn't shield you from the brutal physics of time. Without cellular degradation, pure mechanical wear and tear would still dismantle your body from the outside in: centuries of chewing would grind your non-regenerating enamel down to the jawbone, constant gravitational pull would stretch your ear and nose cartilage while collapsing your foot arches, and decades of facial expressions under UV light would carve permanent, leathered grooves into your skin. Simultaneously, non-biodegradable toxins like microplastics and heavy metals would continuously accumulate in your organs, while your brain’s finite neural storage would systematically prune old synaptic pathways to make room for new experiences, erasing your past lives, old languages, and childhood memories just to process the present. Music composed by Bert Cole (bitbybitsound.com) Some of the assets used: HoverCars by Dylan Papp (https://papptimus.itch.io/hovercars) "Sci-fi City" (https://skfb.ly/oRR9n) by onerockett "PSX Style Teeth" (https://skfb.ly/p8WVS) by wooolvie
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