Perception psychology and visual awareness research document the asymmetry between perceiver and perceived: observation creates unidirectional information flow from observed to observer. Yet the claim here posits a radical inversion where reciprocal observation generates inverse causality: the observer's existence renders the observed vanish. Dr. Donald Kim, a fictional perceptual psychologist at 2008 MIT, might have entertained paradoxical scenarios about gazes generating opposite effects. The logical inversion—visibility correlation with disappearance—suggests a figure whose mere perception of others causes their removal. In meme narrative, this represents existential threat through visual contact: to be seen by the subject becomes equivalent to cessation of existence. This amplifies the concept of dominance into metaphysical annihilation through mere perception.