The Questions of Liminal Spaces.

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• CR

  @Cresendex · 1 year ago · pinned

  Dude, this is one of the best liminal spaces videos I've seen. Genuinely. You really out did yourself here, I can tell where you've been inspired but the way you integrate those inspired aspects into the topic is so unique. You definitely have your own voice, I personally would LOVE to see more from you. I can already tell you have so much potential if you're writing is already this good. I'll be here to support you, I really hope you continue to produce bangers.

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• QU

  @QuackMode · 1 year ago

  Fire asf. Was worth the 5 years and 38 million dollars in production.

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• ZE

  @Zegatabobcat · 1 year ago

  I have my own little head cannon on the backrooms, you'll only experience monsters if you except them to be there but if you assume you're alone you will be

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• BL

  @Bleats_Sinodai · 1 year ago (edited)

  I feel like a way to universally explain what makes a space liminal is the implied detachment from it&apos;s original context. When a place makes you ask yourself &quot;...why is it like... <i>that?</i> &quot;. It can be caused by a lack of people, weird lighting, what objects are/aren&apos;t in it and/or how they&apos;re arranged.

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• JU

  @justinweber4977 · 1 year ago

  I would say my closest understanding of liminal spaces came from going to conventions and being around as they were disassembling for the end of them.<br>Places you only see full of people suddenly empty is eerie.<br>Settling in a now empty room while outside is bustling with noise and activity is eerie.

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• EU

  @euclidsarrow · 1 year ago (edited)

  It’s actually really surprising how well made this video is only to see less than a thousand subs, you’re extremely underrated can’t wait to see future vids!

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• ET

  @EthanMastercrafter · 1 year ago

  While i do love games like Escape the Backroom, the pure idea of just wandering in a place after hours or thought left abandoned or obscure has always tickled all kinds of fancy upon seeing them, i very much do enjoy seeing these man-made structures that just feel out of place or unreal

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• YO

  @YoYork · 1 year ago

  What a phenomenally well made video from a channel so small. Very excited to see what the future holds in store for this channel.

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• BS

  @bs_blackscout · 1 year ago

  The ending was absolutely beautiful and relatable. I too wish I could escape reality and go somewhere else. I don&apos;t quite know where that is, but I know I&apos;d be very happy there.

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• LU

  @lunawolfheart336 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Id argue it doesn&apos;t have to be man made. Caves and the deep ocean feel really liminal to me.<br><br>Id also say the pictures of rooms without people feel liminal because it&apos;s still kinda transitional space. &nbsp; We were once at a playground, the mall, that room. I&apos;m childhood but now that time has passed. &nbsp; &nbsp; When looking at your memories at least for me the rooms are empty I don&apos;t remember the items in the room other than furniture. &nbsp;I only remember an item if it&apos;s of importance. &nbsp; Remembering my old room feels liminal I was once there but not anymore. &nbsp;<br><br><br>Then you have another fascinating concept to this idea. <br>Liminal gods <br>Gods like Hekate are associated with the transition from life to death and the crossroads. &nbsp;This of course is different then our modern day definition but when I look at pictures of liminal space I can almost feel her presence

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• AZ

  @AzureBlueAnimation · 1 year ago

  Honestly, this is fire. You need more views/subs!

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• WU

  @wuzupbuttrcup1999 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve fallen in love with liminalality 😢❤🎉

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