Post by Frederic Bourgault-Christie on May 25, 2006 17:09:54 GMT -5
Chameleon:
Cumulativity Reducer: This concept works by the notion that H.G. Wells originally developed in his epochal Invisible Man. Consider how hard it is to see a single shard of glass. When more strands come together, the cumulative effect of the light becomes larger. This reduces the cumulative effect.
Somebody Else's Problem Field: A field from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, this device works on the premise that people automatically dismiss things they view as someone else's problem. Through use of non-threatening colors and particular technologies (usually quite low-cost), something can cause even those who are actively looking for an object to miss it wholly.
Cumulativity Reducer: This concept works by the notion that H.G. Wells originally developed in his epochal Invisible Man. Consider how hard it is to see a single shard of glass. When more strands come together, the cumulative effect of the light becomes larger. This reduces the cumulative effect.
Somebody Else's Problem Field: A field from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, this device works on the premise that people automatically dismiss things they view as someone else's problem. Through use of non-threatening colors and particular technologies (usually quite low-cost), something can cause even those who are actively looking for an object to miss it wholly.