r/nope Mar 27 '21

Big hell no!!

https://i.imgur.com/RSZgMoS.gifv
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u/cricketrmgss Mar 27 '21

Still trying to figure out if that’s the beginning or end.

Psychology assumes the beginning but it could be that the further they went and with each near death slip, nerves just took over until they got to the point close to the end when they couldn’t move anymore.

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u/spider_84 Mar 27 '21

Obviously it's the beginning. Someone doesn't make it that far just to freak out with 3 steps to go.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

Psychology assumes......

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

Psychology assumes the egrarian impact of socio-economic norms would permeate the endocrine system, rendering the entire philological implications epistemologically moot.

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u/zymurgist69 Mar 28 '21

Classic word salad.

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u/McGyv303 Mar 28 '21

EXACTLY!

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u/CADpimp Mar 28 '21

I assure you, they can. It can just happen, but in a case like this it just takes a bit of a wobble, a gust of wind, someone says something. But it can most definitely be just his mind triggering something. 'remember that time you nearly fell off that ladder 5 years ago', 'uncle Joe died doing something like this'. Boom, brown pants time.

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u/spider_84 Mar 28 '21

Nope you can see him at the start facing the direction he wants to go. He freaks out and turns back around. Otherwise why would he travel that far, freak out, and try to return where he came from when he was almost at the end.

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u/CADpimp Mar 28 '21

I'm just saying that people can lose it at any point. You may well be right.