“Things With Faces” Facebook Group’s Members Are Seeing Faces Literally Everywhere

Nearly all of us have been there – you see a familiar smile in the clouds, spot a dog’s face in the grain of a wooden wall, or see a creepy face peering at you from the shadows. No, you’re not hallucinating – you just experienced a wonderfully interesting phenomenon that’s called pareidolia. In short, it is the tendency for perception to impose a meaningful interpretation on a nebulous stimulus, usually visual, so that one sees an object, pattern, or meaning where there is none. There’s nothing you can do about it, it’s just how human brain is built. Might as well stop resisting and join the Things With Faces Facebook group and share your findings with the world. Scroll down for the funniest examples!

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

Do you see a face in this picture?

4 thoughts on ““Things With Faces” Facebook Group’s Members Are Seeing Faces Literally Everywhere”

  1. To dead eye d: My name begins with d and I have one blind eye. Which made me feel quite unique until I read your comment.

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