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"EagleSun" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> "St." <dot### [at] dot com> wrote:
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> >In your image,
> > >> there is a cross, (could be an aircraft, and it may even cast a shadow -
> > >> not
> > >> sure). It looks unnatural though.
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> Oh COOL! I see it now :)
>
> Must be just an artifact.
I think it's pareidolia. That's the effect of our brains being wired to see
things that aren't there. It's a handy overcorrection to have when you're
trying to recognize other members of your species, or avoid being eaten by
lions. A false positive, and you look like a gullible idiot; a false
negative, and you're lunch.
Nowadays, you can use this cerebral malfunction to make yourself look like a
gullible idiot while you laugh all the way to the bank. Author Richard
Hoagland has made a fortune on one Martian pareidolian rockpile, and
recently a 10 year old Virgin pareidolia on toast fetched a cool $28,000.
So save that render, 'cause it's a potential gold mine!
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