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There comes a time when death is welcomed, as there are many things in the world much worse than death. There are some people that cannot except death, especially a few in the wealthy elite class that I know of, who have went so far as to investigate the mythical "fountain of youth." They have even went so far as to practice ancient sexual rituals, which are criminal in nature, hoping to live longer. That is how warped society has become, especially in the elite class. It would almost take a psychopath to want to travel down this road.
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@Behwyelzebub Look into the Azmat people of Papua New Guinea. They were studied by some of the elite, as well as other ancient religions from the east, and according to several books I have on the subject, some actually tried it. One of the elites, who I'll not name, died in 1986. It was said that he had liver cancer beforehand, so he tried one of the rituals, where he ended up with AIDS on top of it. Think of ancient Greece, and some of the beliefs of India. It's about partaking in bodily fluids from the "young." Drinking "Ambrosia" (menstrual blood) came from this in the ancient east. This became something else, today. See: https://www.businessinsider.com/young-blood-transfusions-ambrosia-shut-down-2019-6 That is how far some are willing to go.
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@Behwyelzebub Yes, it's gross. That, and organ harvesting; anything to stay alive and enjoy their wealth. That was why I tried to only hint at it in my original post. They had actually set up boutiques, at spas, for those blood transfusions, where you could go in and "have a pint." $18,000 per pint, plus expenses. There is one famous elite, here in the US, that pays $40,000 a pint for his, monthly. To me, the child's parents are committing child abuse, by allowing the child to sell its blood. I'm sure the parents are pocketing it.
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