PAREIDOLIA EXAMINATIONS CASE INSTANCES : REVEALING THE MIND'S STRUCTURES

Quite a few documented case studies demonstrate the effect of pareidolia, this trick where the human brain interprets ambiguous sensory data into meaningful shapes, for instance faces in trees. Classic examples include identifying the religious imagery in a burnt piece of bread , or discovering

Essentially , an infrared system is unlike a regular camera , but instead of detecting visible light, it detects thermal energy . This creates pictures based on heat patterns – essentially showing you where objects are heated or colder . Such images, often displayed in hues, represent the intensi