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i originally misread this as autopods so. what if they were all isopods.

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Optimus prime isopod be like: autobots, roll up!
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i originally misread this as autopods so. what if they were all isopods.

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do you think youd ever do a speedpaint video on your page making process? i would love to see how you do the backgrounds especially, or just your whole process i think that would be neat
hm perhaps one day! It might be a bit weird to record since I do page work in batches (thumb the whole scene -> add borders/dialogue/speech bubblse -> line all pages in the scene -> go back and finish them up one by one) but I'm not opposed to the idea.
any page I could record right now though wouldn't be coming out for several months due to the size of my backlog lmao.
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hmmm why does my computer do this to ur innocent post
Oh wow, that is so weird. I've seen my fair share of Tumblr glitches, but that is a new one. Maybe those two are cursed?
I've googled around and gone through this blog a bit looking for something that could help, but either I missed it or- I need to ask it myself :'D I understand most of the effects of sensory deprivation(complete deprivation, in this case, no sound, sight, feeling, ect), but what would the immediate effects be like after just being released from said deprivation? Would there be outbursts towards anyone trying to help/touch them, extreme sensitivity to sound or light, ect? Thank you in advance you're doing a great job with this blog <3
So I think part of the reason youâre struggling to find any information is a combination of academic paywalls and the dubious recording of results for some of these experiments.
 My understanding is that there are several data sets for sensory deprivation but the sources I have access to cover three: Hebbâs experiments with volunteers in a âBaldwinâs boxâ set up, Cameronâs abuse of around 100 mental health patients using similar set up and Lillyâs experiments using volunteers in a tank. Cameronâs notes are only really âhelpfulâ for demonstrating that sensory deprivation quickly and thoroughly fucks up the human brain. They establish a timeframe where permanent damage is likely and show what that damage is likely to look like.
 You can read about that in the masterpost here.
 It is worth stressing that consent and being able to stop something make a huge difference to our experience of it. It can, quite literally, change the amount of pain we feel. Experiments with sensory deprivation and solitary confinement both confirm that volunteering for something harmful increases the length of time weâre âcomfortableâ subjecting ourselves to it.
 For Hebbâs volunteers the main side effect after around 24 hours was extreme disorientation. They struggled to walk down straight corridors. The sources I have donât report distress in the volunteers. They also donât report how long it took for the volunteers to re-orient themselves and recover.
 Based on what is reported I get the impression that the volunteers recovered relatively quickly. I canât say with certainty whether they did struggle with things like light and noise in that initial period. That information just isnât recorded in the sources I have. What is recorded is a pretty huge lack of coordination and confusion. There might also be some memory problems surrounding time spent in the âboxâ (it was actually a small room but the term box seems to have stuck.)
 Itâs difficult for me to be sure whether the descriptions from volunteers are memory problems or a result of the hallucinations and confusion sensory deprivation causes. Hell it could be all three.
 There arenât any reports of aggression or violence in the volunteers. At least not that I could find.
 Volunteers from Lillyâs tank seem to have come out of 2-3 hours in the tank kind of⌠well high. They may have hallucinated but they generally seemed relaxed. Which might be why the tank was re-purposed as a spa treatment. (For those who wish to manipulate their brains I assume?)
 Volunteers from experiments using Baldwinâs Box do not seem to have experienced the same relaxed state. But there arenât any reports of high anxiety that I could find.
 You do see reports of aggression and high levels of anxiety in some of the âexperimentsâ that were conducted without the consent of the subjects. For instance when Baldwin locked a soldier in one of these boxes and refused to let him out the man kicked his way out of the box and attempted to beat Baldwin. Baldwinâs notes describe the man crying, screaming and begging to be released.
 Cameron also recorded a high degree of distress in the people he was abusing.
 So some of the answer depends on whether weâre talking about a voluntary or abusive scenario. Itâs also worth considering that an outburst may not be coherent or coordinated. Which means that itâs unlikely to be effective.
 I am struggling a little here because what youâre asking isnât really something thatâs covered by the dataset. I think itâs plausible. But I also think itâs worth taking a moment to consider the character.
 Theyâre going to be disorientated, confused and distressed. Theyâve probably hallucinated. Their memory might not be trustworthy.
 Do outbursts fit with the character in this state? Does it make sense with the interaction these characters have had previously?
 Is this rescuer/helper someone the victim character has known for a long time and cares about or are they a relatively new acquaintance? Whatâs the level of trust here and does it come with expectations like âwhy didnât you save me soonerâ?
 Because without clear evidence to fall back on those are good narrative things to base the characterâs response on.
 Sensitivity to light and sound would make logical sense. But based on the accounts I think this is more likely to feed in to the disorientation and look like disorientation rather then sensory overload. Less âlight and sound hurtâ and more âI can not interpret this light and noise as things I recognise and speechâ.
 I canât be sure of that though. Thereâs a real lack of survivors accounts here. Most of what Iâve read is someone elseâs impressions or observations of people who were in sensory deprivation (whether it was an abusive scenario or not.)
 That can be helpful. An outside perspective is useful when weâre talking about things that mess with memory and the brain. But thereâs a limited amount outside perspectives can tell us about the lived experience. Survivors might have a very different take on this observed disorientation. They might have different ideas about sensitivity to sensory input too.
 I put a lot of emphasis on realism because I think itâs important to know when weâre breaking with reality and to consider what those breaks with reality imply. I think that we need to be more mindful and considerate of real survivors when we write about violence.
 I donât think we should ignore the fact that most people get their information on torture from fiction rather then the increasing body of scientific studies. Especially when fiction usually falls back on tropes that are not only wrong but wrong in ways that tacitly support torture.
 But Iâm the first person to admit that we need more data about a lot of this stuff. There are some questions we honestly donât know the answers to yet.
 I donât think we can blame anyone for using the best information they had at the time and making a reasonable guess at the rest. Even if that guess turns out to be wrong.
 So take the information you have, look up some of the sources in the Sensory Deprivation masterpost if you can. Then try to build something that is a reasonable extrapolation based on what youâve read and fits with the characters youâve created.
 I hope this helps :)
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Why did this blog get recommended to me AFTER apps were already closed!?? Wtf, Tumblr :')
Oh no, Iâm so sorry!! Iâm definitely looking forward to doing more BMC zines in the future (which will most likely be advertised on this blog) so look out for that :)
What do we do if we forgot to add our Instagram to the application? ;; (also hoping my forgetfulness doesn't affect my chances of getting in! I really love this zine idea so much!)
just dm me and tell me what name you applied under so i can add that to my list!!
Which of your OCS is the oldest? (First to be created)