Lifehacker's podcast: what is apophenia and why we notice connections that aren't really there
Miscellaneous / / May 10, 2021
From the "face of Christ" on the cake to the encrypted messages in popular songs, everything is amenable to explanation.
Apophenia is the tendency to see relationships in a random set of data. It is with her that they associate, for example, belief in mystical forces, conspiracy theories and superstition. We talk about the dangers of this phenomenon and a little about its benefits in the new issue of the Lifehacker podcast.
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