Rule of Perception: Difference between revisions

* [[Radio Voice]]<br />You can tell the voice is coming from the radio because it's slightly distorted.

* [[Repeating So the Audience Can Hear]]<br />We can't hear the other end of his telephone conversation, but that's okay because he'll repeat it back for us.

* [[Soft Water]]<br />Why shouldn't water be soft? It ''looks'' pretty soft!

* [[Some Kind of Force Field]]<br />A visible disruption effect in the air, usually with appropriate sound effects, accompanies a force field.

Related to [[The Coconut Effect]], in that the Rule of Perception is often what causes the initial drift away from reality.

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* ''[[Detective Conan]]'' often has people whose actions the audience is suppose to know, but whose specific appearance is unknown to the other characters, rendered as all-black silhouettes even in places where there would be no shadows (even outdoors in the middle of the day).

 

* [[Doctor Strange]]'s [[Astral Projection|astral self]] is represented by a 'ghosted' version of himself with various other visual effects. Whether other characters can see him is indicated by dialogue. He also has visual indications when spellcasting, usually in the form of a [[Power Glows|glow around his hands]].

 

 

== [[Film]] ==

* Observing a quantum phenomenon actually changes the output of the quantum effect.

** Allegedly. How do you know the output and whether it has changed [[Fridge Logic|unless you measure it?]]

**** [[Stephen Hawking|I'll have my gun ready]].

** More accurately would be to say that the outcome is not determined until observed. Until then, it is simultaneously all outcomes at the same time.

 

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