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The human brain sees things even when they are not there? Steak or United States of America?

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I have personally seen objects like food, nature, clouds, and more as objects that they are not. For example many times I will see foods such as chicken nuggets and immediately think "wow this looks like a fish". Other times I will see a cloud and form a bear shaped figure out of it.

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The most famous pareidolia I have ever heard of is the Mona Lisa on the wall trick. If you stare at a certain picture of Mona Lisa for 20 seconds and turn away, you will see a Mona Lisa appear on the wall every time you blink. Another famous pareidolia is what looks like a face on the side of Mars. Obviously there is not a face on Mars, but our human minds can make a face appear by using the shading and shapes of the grooves.

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I think that humans see these images because our minds are so advanced that with our vision we can comprehend shapes in such depth that we see what is not there. In addition, our brains are always working to make figures out of what we are seeing, so they see things even when they should not.