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The video follows the university president as he tackles a series of puzzling incidents on campus. Starting with the theft of a physics final, a power outage, and a cafeteria mishap, he identifies Rachel, a new transfer student, as suspicious. He continues solving issues like a student cheating on a physics exam, a false fire alarm triggered by Julia, and uncovering the lie about a tree cutting incident involving Sam. Later, an experiment in a biology class reveals cheaters, and a philosophy exam highlights creative responses. Further, the president ingeniously fixes his car using available bolts and solves the broken window mystery implicating the gardener. The video concludes at a post-finals party where a locking incident implicates Eric in the initial theft, tying back to the earlier mystery. Throughout these, the president utilizes deduction to resolve each situation, highlighting themes of ingenuity and problem-solving.
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In this part of the video, the university president is navigating a series of mysterious events on campus. The president finds that the physics final has been stolen from his office through a ventilation panel. Subsequently, a power outage occurs, and he must determine who disrupted the power among three suspects. Rachel, a new transfer student, is identified as the culprit because it’s implausible she transferred right before finals. In the cafeteria, the president discovers someone dumped sugar into a pot of soup. He deduces the culprit is the student with a fork instead of a spoon, indicating he knew the soup was inedible. Finally, the president receives a text about a graffiti incident involving three students, and he needs to identify who defaced the painting.
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In this part of the video, the president of the university deals with several issues. First, during a physics exam, he identifies a student cheating by writing answers on his calf muscle and discovers the answers were obtained from a friend. Next, a fire alarm disrupts the campus, and the president determines that Julia triggered the alarm by lying about her exam. The president then addresses the mysterious cutting of a tree on campus by interrogating students and deducing that Sam lied about being in the cafeteria. Finally, he observes a unique biology final where students are graded based on the beauty of ficus plants they nurtured throughout the semester.
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In this part of the video, the results of a classroom experiment are revealed: students with empty pots receive an A, while those with plants don’t. The teacher had given fake seeds, so the students with plants cheated. Next, in a philosophy class, students are asked to write an essay on why a bust doesn’t exist. One student receives an A for writing “What bust?”. Later, the president’s car has a missing tire and bolts. To solve this, he uses one bolt from each remaining tire to secure the spare. Finally, when a window is broken, the gardener is found lying since he claimed to be in a tree that had already been stolen.
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In this segment, the president attends a post-finals party held in the basketball arena, complete with lights, decorations, and a DJ. The celebration is lively as students celebrate the end of finals. However, an incident occurs around 4 a.m. when someone accidentally triggers the automatic locks by forcefully closing the doors, trapping everyone inside. The president has a chance to be the hero by retrieving spare keys from his office to unlock the doors, but he needs to find a way out. A student named Eric claims to know an escape route through a vent, which angers the president as it reveals Eric likely used the ventilation shafts previously, possibly to steal the physics final. The segment concludes with a summary of how viewers performed on a series of riddles, offering encouragement based on their scores.