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Forty years into this strange reality, gravity would have tripled, significantly hampering human mobility. Walking would become a Herculean task, and the challenges of breathing thickened air would be exceedingly difficult. In this explosive scenario even the most robust human forms would struggle to keep physiologically sound.
After 100 years, life as we know it would face unprecedented challenges; gravity would exceed 6 Gs, leaving humans unable to find food or move effectively. Higher oxygen levels would render ordinary air toxic. Survival might only be possible in controlled environments, where human bodies could be maintained horizontally—a scenario far removed from our current reality.