E SE Você Fosse o ÚNICO Homem Capaz de Ter FILHOS? — Transcript
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- 0:00Imagine you're that guy who never had
- 0:02much luck with girls.
- 0:05In school, while your friends were
- 0:07dating, you were busy trying to figure
- 0:09out how to talk to a girl without
- 0:11looking like a complete idiot.
- 0:14You've been rejected, called weird, and
- 0:17probably spent the entire recess
- 0:18pretending to be on your phone just to
- 0:21avoid looking alone.
- 0:23But all that was about to change.
- 0:27Because a few years later, a mysterious
- 0:29virus would begin to spread across the
- 0:31planet.
- 0:33And it had a very specific
- 0:35characteristic: it was making all men
- 0:37unable to have children.
- 0:41At first, nobody paid much attention.
- 0:43After all, it seemed like just another
- 0:45strange disease.
- 0:47But hospitals began receiving thousands
- 0:49of patients with the same problem.
- 0:52Tests confirmed that sperm production
- 0:55was being completely interrupted.
- 0:58And the worst part was that there was no
- 1:00treatment.
- 1:01In a few months, governments around the
- 1:04world declared a state of emergency.
- 1:07After all, if no man could have children
- 1:09anymore, humanity would basically be
- 1:11doomed to disappear in the next
- 1:13generations.
- 1:15But while the entire planet was in
- 1:18despair, you were living your life
- 1:20normally.
- 1:22Until one day, out of curiosity, you
- 1:24decided to get some tests done.
- 1:26And that's when you received news that
- 1:28would change absolutely everything.
- 1:31You were fertile.
- 1:34In fact, you were the only fertile man
- 1:36still on the planet.
- 1:40And my friend, if before you couldn't
- 1:41even get a "good morning" from the girls
- 1:43, you can be sure that now the situation
- 1:45would be a little different.
- 1:48Because suddenly, you had become the
- 1:51most important man in the history of
- 1:53humanity.
- 1:54In the first few days, the news was
- 1:56still kept secret.
- 1:58But it didn't take long for the
- 2:00governments to discover your identity.
- 2:03And when that happened, your life turned
- 2:05completely upside down.
- 2:09You wake up one morning, open your cell
- 2:11phone and find hundreds of missed calls
- 2:13.
- 2:15Your mother is crying, your father is
- 2:17trying to understand what's happening,
- 2:19and even that girl who rejected you in
- 2:20high school decided to send a message.
- 2:24And the message wasn't a simple "hi."
- 2:27She wanted to know if you were single,
- 2:29but the problem is that you were no
- 2:31longer an ordinary person.
- 2:34Now there were doctors, scientists, and
- 2:36government agents monitoring practically
- 2:38your every move.
- 2:41You are taken to a laboratory where you
- 2:43undergo a battery of tests.
- 2:46Researchers want to understand why your
- 2:48body was the only one unaffected by the
- 2:50virus.
- 2:52And after a few weeks, they reach a
- 2:54frightening conclusion.
- 2:57Your body possesses an extremely rare
- 2:59genetic trait that prevents the virus
- 3:02from attacking your reproductive cells.
- 3:05Basically, you were born with a
- 3:06protection that even scientists haven't
- 3:09been able to reproduce.
- 3:11And that means you're not just an
- 3:13important person.
- 3:15You're the only hope for the
- 3:16continuation of the human species.
- 3:19But there's a small detail.
- 3:22The entire human race now depends on you
- 3:25.
- 3:26And that completely changes how people
- 3:28start treating you.
- 3:31The first thing that happens is that
- 3:33governments create an international
- 3:34program to guarantee your safety and
- 3:36organize human reproduction.
- 3:39You receive a mention, private security
- 3:42, top-quality food, and access to the
- 3:44best hospitals in the world.
- 3:47That same guy who was ignored in school
- 3:50now has an entire team working
- 3:51exclusively for him.
- 3:54And the proposals start pouring in.
- 3:56Women from all over the world want to
- 3:58meet you.
- 4:00Celebrities, models, influencers, and
- 4:02even some extremely famous people start
- 4:05showing interest.
- 4:07Your Instagram, which previously had
- 4:09about 200 followers, simply explodes.
- 4:12You post a photo drinking coffee and
- 4:14receive millions of comments.
- 4:17There are people offering marriage
- 4:19proposals, people wanting to meet you,
- 4:20and even countries offering citizenship
- 4:22in exchange for an opportunity to
- 4:24participate in their reproductive
- 4:26program.
- 4:27And it's at this moment that you begin
- 4:29to realize something.
- 4:30You no longer need to chase after anyone
- 4:33.
- 4:34In fact, now people are chasing after
- 4:36you.
- 4:38Imagine going out on the street and
- 4:40realizing that practically everyone
- 4:42knows who you are.
- 4:44Restaurants offer free meals, stores
- 4:46want to give you gifts, and even brands
- 4:48start competing with you for
- 4:49multi-million dollar contracts.
- 4:52Those sneakers you used to buy in 12
- 4:54installments now arrive at your mansion
- 4:57for free.
- 4:58But there's an even more interesting
- 5:00situation.
- 5:02You decide to meet a girl and, for the
- 5:04first time in your life, you don't have
- 5:06to think about what topic to bring up or
- 5:09if she'll respond.
- 5:11After all, she already knows exactly who
- 5:13you are.
- 5:15You start talking, go out to dinner, and
- 5:17apparently, everything is going very
- 5:19well.
- 5:21Until, during the date, she asks how
- 5:23many children you plan to have.
- 5:27And you realize that maybe that
- 5:29conversation isn't going exactly where
- 5:31you imagined.
- 5:33Because now even a romantic date feels
- 5:35like a job interview.
- 5:38But while you're trying to enjoy this
- 5:40new reality, scientists are beginning to
- 5:43realize a gigantic problem.
- 5:46You're just a man. Even if you're
- 5:49fertile, there's a limit to how many
- 5:51children you could naturally father.
- 5:55And considering that billions of people
- 5:57still need to ensure the continuity of
- 5:58humanity, this would be a gigantic
- 6:00problem.
- 6:02So, researchers present a solution.
- 6:06They want to collect and preserve your
- 6:08genetic material in laboratories, using
- 6:10artificial insemination to drastically
- 6:12increase the number of people who could
- 6:15be born.
- 6:16This would allow thousands of women to
- 6:19have children without you having to
- 6:21personally participate in each pregnancy
- 6:23.
- 6:24And for the first time since the
- 6:26beginning of the crisis, it seems that
- 6:28humanity has finally found a way out.
- 6:31But then another problem arises.
- 6:33Who would have the right to use your
- 6:35genetic material?
- 6:37Because now we're not just talking about
- 6:39women wanting to date you.
- 6:42We're talking about governments,
- 6:43companies, and organizations trying to
- 6:45control the only genetic resource
- 6:47capable of guaranteeing the future of
- 6:48humanity.
- 6:51Some countries want free access, others
- 6:53want to turn it into a national program
- 6:55.
- 6:56And there are even groups arguing that
- 6:59you should be obliged to collaborate.
- 7:02After all, in their view, your fertility
- 7:04has ceased to be a personal matter and
- 7:06has become a global necessity.
- 7:09And this is where your life starts to
- 7:11get really complicated.
- 7:14You realize you can no longer go out
- 7:16alone, you can't simply meet someone on
- 7:18the street, and you can't even decide
- 7:19what to do with your own future without
- 7:21someone trying to interfere.
- 7:24Even your family starts receiving absurd
- 7:27offers.
- 7:29People offering money, mansions, and
- 7:31contracts to get close to you.
- 7:35And imagine the number of scams that
- 7:37would start to appear.
- 7:39There would probably be thousands of
- 7:42fake profiles claiming to be your
- 7:44relatives, people trying to sell
- 7:46supposed products made with your DNA,
- 7:48and even women inventing stories to get
- 7:50into your social circle.
- 7:53You've practically become a global
- 7:55celebrity.
- 7:56Except for one small detail: your fame
- 7:59doesn't depend on what you do, but on
- 8:01something your body is capable of
- 8:03producing.
- 8:04But relationships also start to get
- 8:07strange.
- 8:08Imagine meeting a girl and wondering if
- 8:11she really likes you or if she's only
- 8:13interested in the possibility of having
- 8:15a child with the last fertile man on the
- 8:17planet.
- 8:19And this starts to affect your mind.
- 8:22After all, you spent your entire
- 8:23adolescence wanting to be desired.
- 8:26Now that you finally have the attention
- 8:28of practically every woman in the world
- 8:31, you can't figure out who really likes
- 8:33you.
- 8:35But the situation gets even worse,
- 8:37because after a few months a group of
- 8:39scientists makes a discovery that
- 8:41completely changes the course of the
- 8:42story.
- 8:45The virus isn't just causing male
- 8:48infertility, it's also mutating.
- 8:52And researchers discover that, if they
- 8:54can't develop a cure in the next few
- 8:56years, there's a possibility that
- 8:58infertility will also start affecting
- 9:00the descendants of infected men.
- 9:05This means that simply producing
- 9:06thousands of children wouldn't
- 9:07necessarily solve the problem.
- 9:11Humanity would need to discover how your
- 9:13body managed to resist the virus and use
- 9:16that information to develop a definitive
- 9:18treatment.
- 9:20And guess who's the only person capable
- 9:22of providing that answer? Exactly, you.
- 9:28Now scientists want to study your DNA,
- 9:30reproduce your cells, and find out if
- 9:32there's any way to transmit this
- 9:34resistance to other people.
- 9:38But, for the first time, you start to
- 9:40think that maybe you don't want to spend
- 9:41the rest of your life being treated like
- 9:43an experiment.
- 9:46You want to go out, meet people, have a
- 9:48family, and simply live.
- 9:52And perhaps that's the most ironic part
- 9:53of this whole story.
- 9:56The boy who spent his whole life being
- 9:58rejected finally got the attention he
- 10:00always wanted.
- 10:02But now he needs to find out if anyone
- 10:05is truly interested in him.
- 10:07Because, in the end, you can be the most
- 10:10important man on the planet, have
- 10:12thousands of women wanting to meet you,
- 10:15and carry the future of humanity on your
- 10:17shoulders, but you're still the same guy
- 10:20who just wanted to find someone who
- 10:22liked him.
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