Betrayal is inevitable. I'm already picturing Sinichi and Aa turning on each other. It’s always the ones closest to you, right? It’s a classic trope for a reason, it taps into our deep-seated fear of being betrayed by those we trust. Just look at Julius Caesar, betrayed by his best friend Brutus. History is full of these stories. It makes me question the nature of trust and loyalty. Just how far would someone go to survive, especially when immortality is on the line? It's a chilling thought. 😔

My grandmother used to tell me stories about traveling circuses that would come to her small village. They always seemed so magical and full of mystery. This reminds me of those stories, the kind that made you wonder what happened behind the curtain, what secrets the performers held. I hope this video captures some of that same magic. I'm curious to see how Sinichi’s story unfolds and if it'll resonate with that childlike sense of wonder I felt listening to my grandmother's tales.

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This reminds me of *Fullmetal Alchemist* – human experimentation never ends well. Seriously though, the ethics of messing with nature and life are always so compelling to explore. Are we just playing God, and what are the consequences? It makes you think.

This just sounds ridiculous. A talking head? Give me a break. It's like something a five-year-old would dream up. And "extended life"? What is this, a fairy tale? I'll pass.

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