An elixir, by nature, has mystified humanity. Originating from antiquity, its definition transformed from mere liquids to mythical remedies. Consider 'Aqua Vitae', distilling the very essence of life, or the fabled Philosopher's Stone.

In modern usage, the term embodies chemistry — a combination where the output defies initial ingredients' properties. However, through cracks of history, elixirs remind us about alchemy's venetian mask, obscuring facts with philosophy and legend.

Delve deeper into the elixir's soul with these reflections here. Questions linger even as answers flicker like dying cathodes in fragmented displays.