Bobcat Lab

As legend has it, in the 1800s a mythical yokai appeared off the coast of Kumamoto, Japan. The Amabie, as it was called, was described as a mermaid-like creature with long hair, a beak and 3 legs. It made several predictions related to bountiful harvests and, before disappearing back into the sea, left the locals with some advice in case of an epidemic.

According to records, “If an epidemic occurs, draw a picture of me and show it to everyone,” said the yokai.

My version of Amabie is inspired by Ponyo animation character.

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Peer pressure experiment

Prudential: Everybody's Doing It Peer pressure isn't always bad. Our ability to follow social cues helps us fit in, succeed and survive. When everyone's doing something, we assume...