Hearing voices or sounds in the shower is often a harmless brain illusion called auditory pareidolia, experts explain.
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UK surgeon explains why we sometimes hear voices in the shower: 'Your brain is gaslighting itself'
Dr Rajan explains auditory pareidolia, why it happens, and how the underlying phenomenon helps us get bright ideas while in ...
“Pareidolia: This body of work is called ‘Pareidolia’ because every image suggests more than is present. While common examples of this phenomenon suggest that we see the common simple things in the ...
This post was written by Karen Alexander, MPA. As humans, we are naturally inclined to recognize patterns, often imbuing them with meaning — a psychological phenomenon known as pareidolia. This can ...
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