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The sudden and almost irresistible urge to abuse someone relentlessly
Someone at the party was acting stupidly and the Daniel Effect quickly overcame me.
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The Daniel effect is named after f1 driver Daniel Ricciardo. He wears short shorts, even said “if you got it, flaunt it.”
It’s used when other drivers also wears short shorts.
What does Charles with the Daniel effect mean. It means he’s wearing short shorts.
An effect in science discovered by Daniel Crofter where 2 objects have certain interactions with each other. These interactions can be a variety of different things. Many values of objects can change based on the Daniel Crofter Effect.
"Hey have you heard of the Daniel Crofter Effect." - guy 1
"Yeah don't they teach it in middle school?" - guy 2
"Yeah they do." - guy 1
The profound inner wisdom that you must persevere despite facing intense adversity. The feeling of wishing with all your heart that it hadn't occurred, yet recognising your inner strength and ability to overcome it (no matter how difficult it is)- knowing that you’ve got to get through this.
Person 1: It was so hard when I had my Bells Palsy. I knew I had the inner strength to get through it but my heart was in agony at the thought of getting through it. But I knew deep down I had the strength to get through it and that I'd got to get through this.
Person 2: Arrhh..... The Daniel Bedingfield Effect.
The effect is when a daniel is near you and you are overcome with stupidity. Lingers for up to 5 minutes after removed from the site or premises.
Daniel walked close to me and I had the irresistible urge to do something stupid because of the Daniel Effect.
Named after the Australian Formula One Driver Daniel Ricciardo created by she loves f1 on tiktok When F1 drivers wear short shorts and look like Gods doing it.
Friend : “Did you see Carlos Sainz wearing short shorts”
Me : “OMG he is rocking the Daniel effect !”
The phenomenon observed where bystanders will ignore, film or otherwise not get involved in an emergency or life threatening situation involving innocent people out of fear of legal prosecution or physical harm.
First referenced by news outlets in the aftermath of a woman on a NYC subway getting burned alive by an illegal migrant.
"Invoking fears of legal backlash, the Daniel Penny Effect loomed large as bystanders watched helplessly during a horrifying Brooklyn subway attack where a woman was set on fire."