All it takes is two dots and a slightly curved line for our brains to think that, say, random Cheerios bobbing in milk or a pattern in the snow are sort of like human faces. As it turns out, our brains are very good at making these sorts of incorrect connections.
The “Things with Faces” Facebook (ironic name here) group is dedicated to interesting examples of Pareidolia, the tendency for humans to see faces (or other patterns) in mundane objects. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your thoughts and observations in the comments down below.
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#44 Whilst Enjoying A Coffee At My Local Cafe …..looked Down At The Heater On The Floor Next To Me

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#47 This Happy Little Guy Is On A TV Mount, Normally Hidden Behind The TV

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#53 I Didn't Even Mean To Do This But, I Guess I Set My Safety Glasses Down In Just The Right Spot. I'm Going To Think Twice Before I Reach For My Apple

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