Joachim Andersen

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Mental Models: Effects

This section explores a variety of psychological and sociological phenomena that can have significant impacts on our lives and the world around us. Each offering unique insights into human behavior and the interconnectedness of events.


Diderot Effect

The Butterfly Effect

The Lindy Effect

Illustration of the Diderot Effect: a dapper looking, but concerned man in a high-end boutique looking to acquire additional items to complement his suit, ring and time piece.
Illustration of the Butterfly Effect in that the tiny flaps of a butterfly's wings can lead to a hurricane, symbolizing the initial small action that can have far-reaching consequences.
Lindy's Deli in New York City, where many comedians would gather after their shows, used to illustrate the term the Lindy Effect.

The Matthew Effect

The Benjamin Franklin Effect

Illustration of the Matthew Effect through a group of people in a staircase. The people at the top of the stairs have a head start, and are able to climb the stairs more easily than the people at the bottom.
A large male gorilla is handing a delicate beautiful flower to a gorilla hunter man in his 40s who is carrying a rifle


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