Pareidolia: n. The tendency to interpret a vague stimulus as something known to the viewer. [Courtesy: Wiktionary]
Take a look.
I see a mouse. I showed it to a friend, and she saw a dog.
Now take a look here.
I see a dinosaur. A friend saw a turtle. Another saw a cake.
OK, let me tell you what they are. Cracks in a wall!!
The grand conclusion? Brain is a wonderful thing [OK, nothing new, I admit].
[A lot more at Bad Astronomy].
So tell me, what do you see?
Take a look.
I see a mouse. I showed it to a friend, and she saw a dog.Now take a look here.
I see a dinosaur. A friend saw a turtle. Another saw a cake.OK, let me tell you what they are. Cracks in a wall!!
The grand conclusion? Brain is a wonderful thing [OK, nothing new, I admit].
[A lot more at Bad Astronomy].
So tell me, what do you see?
3 comments:
theres a cloud appreciation society..this is nice...i love looking at clouds and interpreting shapes too...thanks..:)
as for d first..i thot it was a rock..n 2nd..thot it was a dinosaur
I saw (in both) a mountain shot from a distance!
@Zaru
Hadn't heard of the society.. sahi hai.. And Yep me too enjoy staring at the sky... :)
@Rakesh
Hehe. Now I did not see that. Is it ever possible that two people will perceive a thing is exactly the same way? Looks like No.. :)
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