#Stanford effect

[creepst-crypt]

The Stanford Effect

I’m on vacation rn and I’ve consumed a concerning amount shortbread cookies

[amvipod]

i made this car study but when i turned around and came back there was this triangle thing on it… does anyone know how to kill it. does apple cider vinegar work

[time-woods]

tf isthis how you flirt ? ?

(part 6-7/?)

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[mkgch]

billford / fiddauthor mv; ruler of my heart

I DEFINITELY DID NOT FORGET TO POST THIS HERE HAHA (been up on my twitter for a week now)

ok here r the actual credits

art by the lovely @galacticus-underscore !! They are such a gem and i enjoyed working with them hahah to more igodan collabs!!

song; ruler of my heart

[luna--dragon]

I wonder how different gravity falls would be if stan and ford were identical and both had 12 fingers

[dojelofj]

this is what happened after karaoke night idk i hope they die soon

bill design by @keenzipper

reposts is appreciated 🙏

[vimzu]

ever since the book came out i've been obsessed on the sidelines, so glad to finally contribute to the madness

version with blood under cut

[cursedbandaid]

ipad went crazy so heres a phone doodle

[probablyasocialecologist]

Recent research found the cruelty of Zimbardo’s prison guards didn’t emerge spontaneously; some behaviour was encouraged. Some of the “prisoners” later admitted that they were pretending to be distressed. Similarly, a study published in 2007 found that the 1964 incident that inspired the theory of the bystander effect was distorted. According to the paper, archive material shows far fewer people witnessed the incident than was reported at the time, and some people could only hear screams, without seeing the location of the incident. At least one person did try to intervene. Recent research indicates that bystanders are much more likely to intervene than the theory suggests. A 2019 study of 219 violent situations from cities around the world caught on CCTV showed that bystanders – not just one, usually several – intervened to help victims 90% of the time. The study also found that the more people were present, the more likely passers-by were to intervene. In the words of the study’s lead researcher, Richard Philpot: “It shows that people have a natural inclination to help when they see someone in need.” The burgeoning field of “heroism studies” also questions the bystander effect. In a recent article for The Conversation, I described how acts of heroic altruism are common during terrorist attacks, when people often risk their own lives to help others. Consider the following situation: you’re standing on a train platform. The person next to you suddenly faints and falls on to the track, unconscious. In the distance, you can see a train approaching. What would you do? You might doubt whether you would act heroically. But don’t underestimate yourself. There is a strong possibility that, before you knew it, you would find yourself on down on the track, helping the person to safety. There is a growing awareness amongst researchers that heroism is natural and spontaneous, and by no means exceptional.

[nellandvoid]

so i caved and made a journal page of the wayfinder,,,,,,

while i continue to make procrastinate on my first meet comic with her and ford, i figured i could make a little somethin somethin about ford's first impressions. and who knows, if inspiration strikes i may make more (like when he first saw her without the helmet, learning about the arms, etc etc) cause tbh this was actually really fuckin fun to do!

i figured ford had to have kept some kind of journal while traveling the multiverse so this would have probably been after the first week of meeting the wayfinder

close ups of the text (with transcription in alt text cause i also can't read the damn cursive lol) below cut!!

[creepst-crypt]

Why is ford like this

I have a cold achoo *gets you sick*

[yourlowkeyidiot3]

Why are people blaming the fact that Stan got kicked out on Ford and not on Filbrick

[spleenthecat]

(hey uh. tw for like. eyestrain and stuff? these colors are pretty bright man. and also maybe like psychological torture and stuff.)

anyways. just dr NTL and bill "bonding" dont you just love getting revenge on your muse because they psychologically manipulated and tortured you so you psychologically manipulate and torture them

[a-stanford-pines]

come onnn tarantulas are harmless!!! mostly.

(ooc, are you afraid of spiders yourself or is this tied to a headcanon? curious)

That's not the-! Just shut up about it already!

[creativesplat]

Inspired by @zephrunsimperium 's Henchmaniac Ford idea! He's got the gold nail guards and black and gold eyeliner!

[androids-insides]

No, because Stanford staying up for weeks on end? HES ON TO SOMETHING.