That video is kinda sad. What kind of drugs will make u act that way? Shrooms? Causw seemed like she was super paranoid.
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yup she was defnitely high on something..

I wonder how bad her eyesight was, since she forgot her glasses.

If she was trippin' and forgot her glasses (imagine if over -4.0), things would be very, very tough. If you notice in the elevator, she goes in very close to push all the levels - looks to me, her eyesight is bad.

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that poor girl :(

it wasn't really random, it was based on my work volunteering in areas like the dtes you see and hear about it happening more often than i'd like and this latest video pretty much confirms it

contacts :suspicious:

If she forgot her glasses, and really needed them, I think she would have told her family. The fact that it is stated that she didn't have her glasses was to inform people that she will look different than the initial pictures released. You don't "forget" your glasses if you are blind without them. Anyone would notice they can't see sh*t as soon as they get out of bed.

Worst case scenario is that she was on drugs and has been taken advantage of by someone... I disagree that if she was dead, she would be found. If she was dead, chances of her body being disposed of somewhere discreet is highly likely.

I do agree that it is weird with respect to the limited information the family is disclosing, especially to the agencies that are trying to help her. Unless they genuinely don't know if she has any medical issues, this whole situation doesn't make sense.

why didn't the elevator doors close after she pushed all those buttons and waited so long?

she's MOST probably on drugs... her behaviour is weird. quickly peering both ways, hiding in the corner, kinda "dancing" and "feeling" the air.

as for the bad eyesight... yeah if she doesn't have contacts and forgot her glasses... she's literally blind lol. but it doesn't explain her weird behaviour.

and.... why doesn't the elevator door close and go to the floors she pressed?
the lights stay lit up so presumably you don't need a fob. otherwise the buttons would dim again right?

they stay lit up, the door doesnt close... it doesnt close for a long time. there's many times where she was in the elevator long enough for the doors to close.


she either got drugged....

or she got hooked on drugs here, and went down there on some drug adventure and ... the adventure turned into a nightmare.

perhaps online chatting with other druggies that said they'd hook her up if she goes down.

intelligence has nothing to do with this, some people have strange ways of how they conduct business. plus your long term planning kinda sucks if you're high on shit or chasing a high.

i don't get why they were banned for this post... it's not against the rules.

and he's probably right.

Anybody know if this elevator was in the Cecil Hotel?

ya think someone slipped her the drug?

I can't tell if your serious ... if you went to high school you should know who were the axis and allied powers ... even if you didn't listen in class you owe it to yourself to learn the biggest event in human history to date .. let alone a university graduate student. its a fucking joke. Nobody needs to have a fucking 4 year history major degree to know a little wtf went on 70 years ago.

that video was pretty freaky especially when she was trying to feel the air or pet something that we couldn't see. Must suck for the parents to have to witness their own daughter in those conditions....

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Knowing bits of shit about this and that doesn't have any relation to intelligence. There are many things considered to be common knowledge that many people don't know.

Not if you were high as a kite and tripping. She went pretty near the buttons to press them, granted - that could be a side effect of tripping, but a possibility none the less.

and for the elevator not closing, maybe she hit the "open" button, as she only hit the buttons on the left side.

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Why do you finish every post by clicking "enter" and then putting a period?

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I'm seeing this in a totally different perspective. Maybe she's thinking of tripping some sensor just to get the door to close. That damn thing was open for a VERY long time.

Tried pushing all the buttons to get it to close? Wave in the doorway to see if anything happens. Move around the elevator to see if there's some random sensor? Peering around to see if anyone is there holding it open?

Obviously none of what she does would normally close the door but it was open for a long time... The part where she's playing with her hands is weird though, I'm not saying she wasn't on drugs but the video isn't all that weird.

As much as WW2 was a huge part of history,
I would consider only knowing Germany and the Americans as major Axis and Allied powers, are common sense. Anything beyond that, required you to remember "useless" facts from highschool, studied further into the history at a later time in life to refreshen your facts, or you play a lot of CoD or other WW2 FPS games.

That being said, book smart has nothing to do with street smarts.

And the 2:00 part of the video is when shit starts getting scary.
All she had to do was put on a white dress and I would have shit my pants if I saw a girl doing that by an elevator. Even a "blind" person trying to feel around wouldn't do it in such a strange arm/hand position.

The elevator must be built differently than any of the ones I've been in before.
I think elevator doors just close after a certain period of time, like 20 seconds,
even if no button has been pushed. The elevator just does nothing after the doors close.

Pushing the "open" button only delays it from automatically closing it.

THIS.

the relation I am trying to make is how clueless and ignorant a university student can be

not knowing something as basic as the powers of WW2 takes a lot of not paying attention

This is a myth. People who think that graduating from university is some marvelous achievement or that you have to be smart are usually those that didn't go on to university. Actually anyone can get their undergrad (its just a time investment) by barely passing every course. I think its easier to get into UBC today than it was in the past as I believe they lowered their entry requirements in the last few years, though its still competitive to get into certain faculties such as commerce.

Intelligence and being knowledgeable are two different things. I'll agree that I would be initially baffled if someone didn't know who the Allied and Axis factions were but at the same time its not exactly an important thing to have to know so I wouldn't use it as a criteria of intelligence. To be honest, knowing that fact doesn't really enhance life. For all you know, that person with the degree has an entire discipline of knowledge they have that you don't have that they believe is "common knowledge".

The interesting thing about this video:

About 90% of the stuff she does is probably EXACTLY the things I would do (maybe have done) should I find myself where my elevator was stuck at a certain floor. (I live in a highrise that had 1 shitty elevator at one point)

I just didn't get the hiding in the corner part and a bunch of other little stuff. But the little things like waving my arm through the door sensors perhaps, going in and out of the elevator, looking around outside if an attendant is nearby, possibly pressing any/all the buttons to get a response.... you know, the works.

so you think it is normal for her to enter the elevator, and then press a whole row of numbers? remember she is an adult, not 4 years old.

Exactly. She began pressing the row of buttons immediately upon entering the elevator. So you guys saying that she was pressing all the buttons to somehow get the door to shut, wouldn't make sense.

I would understand if she went in, pressed a button to the floor she wanted to get to, noticed after a certain amount of time that the door wasn't closing, then pressed more buttons to try and activate the elevator.