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There's some rather telling content on that site about her mental state. http://nasimabc.com/sitebuilder/images/car_attack_nasim2-426x296.jpg http://nasimabc.c

by MertsA 9y ago

There's some rather telling content on that site about her mental state. http://nasimabc.com/sitebuilder/images/car_attack_nasim2-426x296.jpg http://nasimabc.com/sitebuilder/images/car_attack_nasim2-426... She feels paranoid like everyone is out to get her and it probably didn't help that when YouTube "attacked" her online, it was direct, unambiguous, attributable to a distinct entity (to her at least), etc. When she ran over some debris in the road she came to the conclusion that anti-vegan (she identifies strongly as a vegan) businesses hired unspecified criminals to harm or kill her, and that they did it because of the stickers on her car. She might have honestly been deluded into thinking that YouTube wanted her dead.

AlexCoventry 9y ago
On the one hand it surprises me that a screw could accidentally get pushed into a wheel at that angle. On the other, it would be a really ineffective attack.
- arbitrage 9y ago
  At high velocities, road debris can do interesting things.
written 9y ago
I've seen first hand something similar with a person I have known. It was similar detail (in a sense that it would seem inconsequential to everyone else - bent pages in some work log on a day he made a mistake only he knew about) that mightily added to his sense that peope at the company he worked at were after him for some small oversight he made. He was not sleeping well or at all, ruminating, and well on the road to a major breakdown or suicide. We managed to save him, by taking him to a psychological crisis management center, where he stayed for a few weeks, got a big change in his daily routine, found some new friends and was able to recover. Might as well be that she simply was unlucky, that she stayed in contact with people who added into her fears/anger and paranoia, instead of pulling her out of her daily context and meaningfully opposing what seemed overblown and crazy about her thinking, helping her see alternative ways to achieve what she wanted, etc.

by MertsA 9y ago

AlexCoventry 9y ago

On the one hand it surprises me that a screw could accidentally get pushed into a wheel at that angle. On the other, it would be a really ineffective attack.

arbitrage 9y ago
At high velocities, road debris can do interesting things.

written 9y ago

I've seen first hand something similar with a person I have known. It was similar detail (in a sense that it would seem inconsequential to everyone else - bent pages in some work log on a day he made a mistake only he knew about) that mightily added to his sense that peope at the company he worked at were after him for some small oversight he made. He was not sleeping well or at all, ruminating, and well on the road to a major breakdown or suicide. We managed to save him, by taking him to a psychological crisis management center, where he stayed for a few weeks, got a big change in his daily routine, found some new friends and was able to recover. Might as well be that she simply was unlucky, that she stayed in contact with people who added into her fears/anger and paranoia, instead of pulling her out of her daily context and meaningfully opposing what seemed overblown and crazy about her thinking, helping her see alternative ways to achieve what she wanted, etc.