Patterns and Pareidolia
When I'm wondering if there is a connection between things, such as the pain in my shoulder and the men in my life, for example, I remember that the human mind is wired to perceive patterns in random events. At least , that's what Bruce M. Hood says. He's a psychologist who looks at superstitions (God IS in your Brain).
That's one of the reasons why people often mishear song lyrics like these:
That's one of the reasons why people often mishear song lyrics like these:
posted by PENolan at
10:22 AM
10 Comments:
HI TRISH-
I laughed heartily right out loud. :-) "thanks for that"
love you
Gail
peace and laughter
Funny, I always associated the pain brought on by the women in my life in a lower portion of my body.
Beach, it's that yin/yang thing making the world go around ;)
Yeah, Gail, it's one of my favorites. Glad you liked it.
Friggin' hilarious! Of course, it's ruined Carmina Burana for me now, but still! I may have to do my own blog post using this video -- thanks for the inspiration!
HA! Made my day.
I shall credit you when I work "saucy codpiece" into my conversations.
Glad you kids have as much fun with this clip as I do.
Weird, though. I just woke up from a dream where Jon Stewart was giving me his retainer before going on air. Sheesh
Don't know what you're smoking Trish, but I want some.
Ate spleen of niece? Hilarious.
Mr C, c'mon over.
Susan, what can I say?
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