Can you spot the face in this “Where’s waldo Illusion”? Once you find the face in this coffe beans pile, every next time you look at this picture you will see it immedately.
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ye. its a weird face indeed..
I saw he at the bottom of the picture. Besides that, I saw two figures with one showed eye…..
i found the face…. but i also see a kitty face in there
that sure was easy besides ive seen it before.
me 2
I-CANT-SEE-IT-ITS-REALLY-PEEING-ME-OFF-WHERE-IS-THE-FACE?
FOUND-IT-YAYA-THATS-SO-ANOYING:@:@:@
Start from the left, go a quarter of the way to the right, then almost at the very bottom, there is an actual face looking up at you, not a face made of coffee beans like i was looking for.
i can’t find it!!!!
ok found it it’s annoying
OMG A BALD MAN O_O he kinda looks familiar xD
that has taken me 4ever to find
actually where is d face????
yah ..i saw it…..
THIS IS WHY YOU SEE FACES IN…BEANS. NOTHING SPOOKY ABOUT IT I PROMISE!!
Pareidolia (pronounced /pɛɹaɪˈdoliə/ or /pæraɪˈdəʊliə/), first used in 1994 by Steven Goldstein, describes a psychological phenomenon involving a vague and random stimulus (often an image or sound) being mistakenly perceived as recognizable. Common examples include images of animals or faces in clouds, seeing the man in the moon, and hearing messages on records played in reverse. The word comes from the Greek para- – amiss, faulty, wrong – and eidolon – image, the diminutive of eidos – appearance, form.
it is scary!!!!!
OHMIGOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was staring at this photo for like the longest time and then I finally saw the face!!! Its not IN the coffee beans, it IS a coffee bean!!
this isn’t “Where’s Waldo”… this is “Where’s Baldo”! :D