Dim Effect
The Dim Effect is a natural phenomenon named by Brett C. Ratcliffe in which nature is said to "mimic" art. The Dim Effect occurs when the following events occur in sequence: 1.
* An element of nature never seen before and assumed not to exist is represented synthetically 2.
* The same element is discovered to actually exist in nature entirely without human intervention. The Dim Effect is named after a 3-D animated character Dim, the rhinoceros beetle from the film A Bug's Life.
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Dim Effect
The Dim Effect is a natural phenomenon named by Brett C. Ratcliffe in which nature is said to "mimic" art. The Dim Effect occurs when the following events occur in sequence: 1.
* An element of nature never seen before and assumed not to exist is represented synthetically 2.
* The same element is discovered to actually exist in nature entirely without human intervention. The Dim Effect is named after a 3-D animated character Dim, the rhinoceros beetle from the film A Bug's Life.
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The Dim Effect is a natural ph ...... le from the film A Bug's Life.
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The Dim Effect is a natural ph ...... le from the film A Bug's Life.
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