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What was your most intrusive thought?
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At my last workplace there was a central staircase with a gap in the middle through the whole building.
I very often had an intrusive thought of jumping down 4 stories.
It came even more often when one of the lights inside this gap started flickering and I could have taken it down with me.
I get that urge time I use a helical staircase with a human (or larger) sized central air gap. I think it's a niche form for High Place Phenomenon... maybe because I watched too much Batman (TAS) as a kid.