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Do You See What I See? Possibilities of Pareidolia Research

Pareidolia aids survival and creativity by recognizing patterns.

Research links pareidolia with cognitive flexibility and neural activity.

Pareidolia tests may help detect neurological conditions like dementia.

Pareidolia fosters fresh perspectives for improved well-being.

Treat or Trick? Astronomical Objects Are BeautifulAnd Creepy

Space is overwhelmingly dangerous and often evokes fear rather than wonder.

NASA spots rock on Mars with a human-like face - can YOU see it?

NASA's Perseverance rover photographed a Martian rock resembling a human face, illustrating pareidolia's effect on perception.

The mission aims to uncover Mars' ancient geological history.

The Psychology of Seeing Faces in the Clouds

Humans naturally seek and ascribe meaning to random occurrences, often perceiving faces or significance in objects where none may exist.

devon dejardin discusses the stone-like portraits of his solo show 'pareidolia' in stockholm

DeJardin's exhibition Pareidolia explores the concept of pareidolia, inviting viewers to interpret stone-like portraits via familiar patterns in random stimuli.

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