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Thief025 on
It’s a incredible image.
Yeh kinda, down to Pareidolia
robunuske on
Ohh . Looks like it but you know pareidolia it’s like psychological thing thats wired into our brain seeking patterns in anything that we see. Maybe people in ancient times made those zodiac signs based with what patterns they saw in the night skies. Imagine there was little to no light pollution in their night skies.
Appetitus_Nihil_More on
As others have said, it’s pareidolia. Also, questions end in a question mark.
Fun-Concert7086 on
Apparently I can’t just comment no – so no no no no no no no
Avoidable_Accident on
Face, neck, whole body… he’s holding something… oh god I think it’s a bomb!
Kiki1701 on
Okay, yes. I acknowledge that this is pareidolia. While not exactly an instinct, pareidolia is thought to have roots in human survival instincts. Recognizing faces would have been crucial for early humans to identify potential threats or allies. It stems from our basic need to make sense of our world around us.
Does this invalidate the question? I love lying down and finding images in clouds too. Do I lose credibility because of this? (Sorry, I’m not trying to be snarky. I’m just confused at all the debating)
There are actually people who don’t have this ability. There’s something called face blindness, or prosopagnosia, which is related to pareidolia, this disorder is a neurological condition caused by a problem with the part of the brain that processes facial information. This can occur in two ways: through acquired damage to the brain, like from a stroke or head injury, or as a congenital condition where the brain’s facial recognition network doesn’t develop properly. Renowned psychologist Dr. Oliver Sacks had this disorder.
Hushwater on
Yes but the eyes are comically close together
pee_cock-80085 on
I can see mine due to reflection, on the dark part of the image… so basically yess
ReMoGged on
No, i said no and it means no, so shortly no, but i have write long no
Nomaddad55 on
Yep, and I also caught a glimpse of Uranus! Badump tish!
dragon-fluff on
Pure filth is what I see. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Tracer_Bullet_38 on
Yes, it kinda looks like Michelangelo’s David
UnluckyLet3319 on
I see a leopard /jaguar face near the bottom left side of the Milky Way
Barcaroli on
Is it a side shot, a woman with big eyes facing the right side? Long hair
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Pareidolia.
Apparently I need more than 25 characters, so here they are.
It’s a incredible image.
Yeh kinda, down to Pareidolia
Ohh . Looks like it but you know pareidolia it’s like psychological thing thats wired into our brain seeking patterns in anything that we see. Maybe people in ancient times made those zodiac signs based with what patterns they saw in the night skies. Imagine there was little to no light pollution in their night skies.
As others have said, it’s pareidolia. Also, questions end in a question mark.
Apparently I can’t just comment no – so no no no no no no no
Face, neck, whole body… he’s holding something… oh god I think it’s a bomb!
Okay, yes. I acknowledge that this is pareidolia. While not exactly an instinct, pareidolia is thought to have roots in human survival instincts. Recognizing faces would have been crucial for early humans to identify potential threats or allies. It stems from our basic need to make sense of our world around us.
Does this invalidate the question? I love lying down and finding images in clouds too. Do I lose credibility because of this? (Sorry, I’m not trying to be snarky. I’m just confused at all the debating)
There are actually people who don’t have this ability. There’s something called face blindness, or prosopagnosia, which is related to pareidolia, this disorder is a neurological condition caused by a problem with the part of the brain that processes facial information. This can occur in two ways: through acquired damage to the brain, like from a stroke or head injury, or as a congenital condition where the brain’s facial recognition network doesn’t develop properly. Renowned psychologist Dr. Oliver Sacks had this disorder.
Yes but the eyes are comically close together
I can see mine due to reflection, on the dark part of the image… so basically yess
No, i said no and it means no, so shortly no, but i have write long no
Yep, and I also caught a glimpse of Uranus! Badump tish!
Pure filth is what I see. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Yes, it kinda looks like Michelangelo’s David
I see a leopard /jaguar face near the bottom left side of the Milky Way
Is it a side shot, a woman with big eyes facing the right side? Long hair