Pareidolia refers to the human tendency to perceive meaningful images, especially faces, in random patterns or inanimate objects. On the internet, this phenomenon has evolved into a beloved meme subculture where users share photos of screaming backpacks, judgmental houses, or surprised electrical outlets. These memes personify the mundane world, giving everyday items relatable human emotions and reactions. Whether it's a piece of toast that looks like a deity or a car bumper that seems to be smiling, Pareidolia memes tap into a universal psychological quirk that connects everyone through the shared experience of seeing the 'unseen' faces in the world around them.