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Pareidolia Pictures



Welcome to the pareidolia pictures page. If you've read the information on the main pareidolia page you'll know that pareidolia is the perception of an ambiguous and random stimulus as significant. 


This enduring human tendency is essentially an illusion or misperception, whereby something distinctly recognizable, such as a face, is seen in all kinds of places. The aim of this page is to showcase the best examples of this.



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Please let me know which picture is your favorite via the facebook comments box at the bottom of the page. 


(A huge thanks to whoever originally posted these great pictures online.)



Rabbit Cloud



Pareidolia Rabbit Cloud



Suspicious House Eyes 



Pareidolia Suspicious House Eyes



Angry Kayak



pareidolia Angry Kayak






Chirpy Towel Dispenser



Pareidolia Chirpy Towel Dispenser





Picasso Pants 



Pareidolia Picasso Pants



Depressed Alarm Clock



Pareidolia Depressed Alarm Clock






Stony Faced 



pareidolia Stony Faced



Synchronized Shock



Pareidolia Synchronized Shock



Tormented Tree



pareidolia Tormented Tree



Yoda Pig



Pareidolia Yoda Pig



The Angry Slipper Twins



Pareidolia The Angry Slipper Twins



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  2. Billy Milligan Case Study: Psychology, Crime, and the Split Mind

    Apr 15, 25 08:02 AM

    Surreal split portrait of Billy Milligan symbolizing his 24 personalities and dissociative identity disorder, set against a bleak institutional corridor background
    Was Billy Milligan a fractured victim—or a manipulative genius? This Billy Milligan case study explores the psychology behind one of history’s most controversial trials.

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  3. Cute Aggression Explained: Why We Want to Squeeze Adorable Things

    Apr 09, 25 01:24 PM

    Animated man overwhelmed by cuteness playfully gripping a tiny white kitten, illustrating the emotional paradox of cute aggression.
    Overwhelmed by cuteness? Discover the science behind cute aggression, the brain's quirky way of handling too much joy. You’ll never see cute the same again.

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