3D Classroom Rumor Network

This is the same Susceptible–Believer–Skeptic contagion process as the classroom rumor chart, but rendered as the network itself — a dense, clustered 3D graph of 42 students where belief visibly jumps from node to node along real social edges instead of being summarized as a population curve. Because the classroom network is a small-world graph — locally clustered, with a few long shortcuts — you can watch a rumor erupt through a tight friend cluster in a handful of steps and then leap across the room along a shortcut edge, which is exactly the structural reason dense social groups saturate with shared belief so much faster than an equally-sized but loosely-connected population.