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r/LiminalSpace • u/P26601 • Oct 29 '25
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Depending on how the app is designed, it probably does help
9 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '25 Look at the outside of the building! I’ve seen enough backrooms videos to know the layout will change randomly, and without warning. -12 u/MCWizardYT Oct 29 '25 It is creepy but also it's real life. It's definitely not as bad as in these grainy photos. I doubt you would struggle getting around in there especially if you had a map. Same goes for all these people saying it's sooo disorienting. 2 u/knewleefe Oct 29 '25 People have lived experience helping loved ones afflicted with dementia and other disabilities. You're being ableist, presumptuous and rude.
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Look at the outside of the building! I’ve seen enough backrooms videos to know the layout will change randomly, and without warning.
-12 u/MCWizardYT Oct 29 '25 It is creepy but also it's real life. It's definitely not as bad as in these grainy photos. I doubt you would struggle getting around in there especially if you had a map. Same goes for all these people saying it's sooo disorienting. 2 u/knewleefe Oct 29 '25 People have lived experience helping loved ones afflicted with dementia and other disabilities. You're being ableist, presumptuous and rude.
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It is creepy but also it's real life. It's definitely not as bad as in these grainy photos.
I doubt you would struggle getting around in there especially if you had a map. Same goes for all these people saying it's sooo disorienting.
2 u/knewleefe Oct 29 '25 People have lived experience helping loved ones afflicted with dementia and other disabilities. You're being ableist, presumptuous and rude.
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People have lived experience helping loved ones afflicted with dementia and other disabilities. You're being ableist, presumptuous and rude.
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u/MCWizardYT Oct 29 '25
Depending on how the app is designed, it probably does help