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My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/Sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces In Random Patterns, As We Know From Scientific Evidence, On Top Of The Numerous Legends About Faces Of Jesus, Or The Virgin Mary, Or Mother Teresa, Being Seen On Slices Of Toast, Or Pizzas, Or Patches Of Damp On A Wall. This Eagerness Is Enhanced If The Pattern Departs From Randomness In The Specific Direction Of Being Symmetrical.

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

Richard Dawkins Quotes: My Main Reason For Scepticism About The Huxley/sagan Theory Is That The Human Brain Is Demonstrably Eager To See Faces

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