reply to post by rikriley
Sorry rik, I have to side with 'rocks' here, in that nothing the esteemed 'Zorgon' posted is convincing evidence. The pics are simply not to the
resolution needed to discern details, sorry.
If I can make a comparison...people have always seen shapes; in clouds, in mountains, in pizzas....in doors, in trees....it goes on and on.
Our species evolved to recognize faces....we know faces....they are ingrained into our brains. We, as a species, are visually strong, unlike other
species that are scent-strong. You see? Our development allowed our visual skills to tamp down our odor skills, along with the specialization of our
hands, the upper limbs. Since we learned to walk on two feet, our lower limbs...our brains, as they evolved, were part of this change.
We share 98% of DNA with Chimpanzees...ever wonder why? Because we have a common ancestor....I will bet that a Chimp will recognize another Chimp
very easily. Based not only on face, but probably also on smell.
Guess what? Most humans will look at a bunch of chimps, of about the same age, and will not be able to, at first glance, be able to recognize their
faces. YET, take these same humans, and show them pictures of human faces...the ability to recognize those faces is exponentially greater!! How to
explain this? Simple...we evolved, within our own species, and these traits and abilities were re-inforced. Just as it works in other species'
development.
NOW...why do some of us see something in a picture of the Moon, when others don't? It is just a simple example of 'pattern recognition', in my
opionon. Something that we evolved with, as did many many other species.....