The fundamental part of life is the journey and not the result.
Birth, survival, fade to black.
But in the end, how many people can live a life without regret?
Immortality is an alluring concept that becomes even stronger when technological advancements reach the forbidden part of life.
For a period of time, billions of dollars in investments flooded the industry as labs began to pop up like bamboo after the rain. People were willing to pay and people were willing to experiment. The wealthy wished to enjoy their lavish lives for longer, drawn in by the temptation of immortality since they couldn't bring their paper bills with them to the next life.
But the current resources available couldn't support continuous population growth, even if only a small proportion of the population was immortal.
Once immortality became a reality, it wouldn't bring human prosperity but rather, it'd be an apocalypse.
Yes, it would be an apocalypse.
