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"M.A.Perafonte'" wrote in message om... "O'Ryan Wells" wrote "M.A.Perafonte'" wrote: *** Ive checked this address, and it's working... I do *** not know what these "replies" may be addressed to, but *** it's quite obvious they have not seriously studied *** what was presented. When I was quite young my bed was next to a wall with a 'stippled' wallpaper pattern (bear with me). *** judging from the remainder of your "reply", you have still *** not matured much beyond your youth, but do continue... In the dim light at night before sleeping I 'saw' outlines of 'little faces' in the wall paper, hundreds of them constantly changing. I looked for them in the morning but they were always gone. Were these vanishing faces real? *** so, children imagine different vivid things... Im still *** searching for a relevant point in this long "reply" The brain is particularly good at face recognition, (see any good psychology text) with the slightest of clues a random pattern can be 'morphed' by the brain into the most recognisable pattern, that of a face. *** a face, for instance... very well... and if we see a real *** face, could we mistake it for something "else" ? Go look *** in the mirror and tell me what you see... I'll wait. I looked at this picture of rocks from your site and I can see the same effect quite clearly. *** There are only three pictures at my current site... all *** three of them are derived from the same NASA original... *** and yes, the original shows an area near the rover *** predominantly covered with sand/soil and rocks. *** *** Im sorry - first you recount imaginary faces from your *** childhood, and then quote psychology of face recognition... *** but, in fact, there is nothing I have shown which is *** not both present and visible. I consider your reply in *** particular to be inauthoritative, insulting, and otherwise *** out of place in a serious newsgroup. My 'faces' however have no signalling devices but are merely fragments as I would expect. *** so we're back to faces you saw in your wallpaper as a *** child ? *** I do not know, or any longer care, what motivated you *** to "reply" to my article... I am sorry you had this *** frightening experience as a child, but must point out *** to you, that is not the subject of my post, nor the *** expected subject of replies thereto. One even looks like an 'orc'! *** I know you mean by this... a grampus... maybe you had just *** watched flipper before being sent to bed ? Do you seriously think very small 'Martians' are swimming about in the dust under the camera on the rover making 'beep beep' signals? *** seriousness is no longer a consideration respecting your *** reply. swimming ? beep beep ? No Im not amused. If these impressions continue I should seek medical advice, a course of tranquillisers may remedy the problem, so might a good, healthy, outdoor interest. *** I feel certain I will hear no more from you about this. *** your remarks border very nearly upon the slanderous... *** and you are not, quite obviously, employed in any medical *** profession. *** In it's sheer neglect of the original topic, your "reply" *** is not alone, it simply has no value to me. You clearly a have no sense of humour, so I will desist from any further attempts to lighten the matter. I had a very happy childhood, thanks, the incident did not frighten me, it arroused my curiosity, which I carried into a career in science. To the heart of the matter, then, I see no people in the pictures, only rocks. So I am at a loss to explain where you got this idea from, other than your imagination. If my humour has offended you, I apologise. But I still think you're wrong. O'Ryan Wells. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.572 / Virus Database: 362 - Release Date: 27/01/04 |
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