We form an impression of the world, and how things should work, from our lived experiences.
However, things don't always happen the way we think they will. After all, the world can be a pretty random place.
Let's check out some images that might just change your perception of reality. They might not break your brain, but they'll at least give it a little tease.
I once had a polydactyl cat like this, and you never fully get used to the fact that their paws are big ol' mitts.
Forget the fact that this schematic says you're in several different places — there's something about the way it's presented that gives me anxiety.
I like how the photographer assumes the guy is in costume but the woman isn't. Like, maybe she decided to dress as Reverse Joker for the day.
I hope this isn't a kids' toy. If it is, some poor kid will grow up thinking circles look like Pac-Man.
I kind of like this low-tech approach to lighting a keyboard. You could turn on the lamp if you're working late and feeling lonely.
I guess the homeowners just went for whatever siding was cheapest at any given time. It makes the house look confused, though.
I could spend some time pointing out the many flaws of this map, or I could applaud it for at least getting Australia correct.
These would be a godsend to anyone who wraps a lot of presents, or anyone who wants scissors that would stab really well.
I'm not a Pokemon guy, but I do know that Pikachu is supposed to be cute and bubbly. What happened, Pikachu?
The bad news? The carrot selection tonight will be meagre. The good news? There's tons of leafy greens if you're into that.
This looks like when you're just learning how to use Photoshop and accidentally layer all of your graphics together.
Sure, you were expecting the boat ramp to continue, but that means you underestimated just how petty this guy's neighbor is.
Three possibilities here: the carpet is designed this way, with no thought to how it'll look on stairs, or it's designed to slow people down, or maybe it's just designed to injure people.
This is either a happy coincidence or a case of a bumblebee just being a big nerd for anything that shares its colors.
Ah, yes, those childhood staples: yellow mayonnaise that goes on hot dogs, lemon juice and, uh, SUGARPLU.
Without even looking at the label, I just knew that this was Japanese. If it's wildly out of the ordinary and comes from a vending machine, it usually is.
I'm a big hat nerd, and I have to say that this guy deserves whatever he gets for leaving that sticker on his hat for ten years.
It's almost like this closet was designed to injure people. What's wrong with good, old-fashioned regular doors?
This surprises me a bit too, but then, I've never looked that closely at my shoes. I wonder how these shoes, manufactured in different countries, eventually found one another.
This just feels inherently wrong, although I can't think of a real objection to a condiment manufacturer making different kinds of condiments.
