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  1. The only person who could have consented to ending his medical treatment was Ouchi himself, and he clearly didn't consent to it, even in his final days of consciousness. The belief that he was kept alive against his will as some sort of cruel medical experiment is a myth that has existed since the early 2010s, and can be attributed to a single poorly-researched sensationalist pop-sci article. The same article also misattributed a now infamous image of a US burn ward patient as being a photograph of Ouchi. Have some respect, do some research before spouting such ignorant nonsense.
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  2. The only person who could have consented to ending his medical treatment was Ouchi himself, and he clearly didn't consent to it, even in his final days of consciousness.
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  3. The false version of events that claims he was kept alive as some sort of cruel medical experiment has existed since the early 2010s, and can be attributed to a single poorly-researched sensationalist pop-sci article. The same article also misattributed a now infamous image of a US burn ward patient as being a photograph of Ouchi.
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  4. The only person who could have consented to ending his medical treatment was Ouchi himself, and he clearly didn't consent to it, even in his final days of consciousness. The belief that he was kept alive against his will as some sort of cruel medical experiment is a myth that has existed since the early 2010s, and can be attributed to a single poorly-researched sensationalist pop-sci article. The same article also misattributed a now infamous image of a US burn ward patient as being a photograph of Ouchi.
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