Comments by "Numbers Stations Archive" (@numbersstationsarchive194) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

  1. Ouchi actually expressed the will to live, and was kept alive in accordance with this. These sensationalist videos contain a lot of misinformation and blatant lies.
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  2. Ouchi expressed the will to live, and by Japanese euthanasia laws, his physicians were obligated to prolong his life to the best of their abilities.
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  3.  @flowerpower8722  Why should they get involved? Both Ouchi himself and his family expressed the will for him to live, and in accordance with these wishes and Japanese law, prolonged his life to the best of their abilities. He was heavily sedated and later comatose, so he didn't feel much pain.
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  4. Certain radiotherapy treatments still use radioactive sources out of necessity, like radioactive seeding.
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