posted on Nov, 27 2008 @ 08:24 AM
reply to post by nnelsosj
From my readings are various posts like these around this site, it seems people forget one of the most fundamental aspects of the human mind -- that
we have a fantastic ability to see 'patterns' in everyday objects in order to make sense of reality. We like order, we like consistency, social
conformity, etc. We don't like randomness or the idea that things happen without a reason.
And this points to just that -- you see something because, well, you want to. I honestly cannot see how you can reasonably assume there is a "disc"
or "body" in that image based on the fairly low res quality of the image.
Also, where you mention that you see a round object on the 'body' and circle it - there's a very *high* probability that has to do with the imaging
capabilities of the camera/lens taking the image and how that image is represented by the imaging algorithms of the software.
Sorry, but I think it's a monster reach of a supposition that there's a disc and body in this image...