Have you seen our list of the 71 Times Everyday Objects Were Actually Pop Culture Icons In Disguise? Then you must know only if you have pareidolia. To determine its severity, however, we need more tests. Bored Panda has compiled a series of images in which your mind might perceive a pattern that

Hey! My name is Keith Larsen and I use pareidolia to create characters I see in everyday objects. “Pareidolia is the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern.” We’ve all seen faces in things before, I just decided to turn them into my own

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This Truck Carrying Rolls Of Plastic Looks Like Cookie Monster source My Favorite Picture Of Trump source This Tap Looks Like Scrat From Ice Age source Meth. Not Even Once. Rip Thomas The Tank Engine source This Walnut Look Like Chewbacca source This Electric Cable Looks Like Famous Edvard Munch’s

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