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A British socialite is paying host to a holiday visitor she never expected: The ghost of a woman she believes died in her house 100 years ago.
一位英國名媛遇到了從未料到的離奇事件：女鬼來她家做了一回客。她認為這是一個100多年前在她的房子里自殺身亡的女人的鬼魂。
Peaches Geldof, the daughter of Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof, recently took a selfie of herself and her son Astala in the bath. But when she looked at her picture, she noticed what looked like a mysterious third party: a translucent hand of what looks like a ghost just above her shoulder.
英國著名搖滾樂明星鮑勃·吉爾道夫之女皮馳斯·吉爾道夫，近日在與兒子阿斯塔拉共浴時自拍了一張照片，但之后看到照片時，她卻發(fā)現(xiàn)照片中出現(xiàn)了一個神秘的第三者，一只半透明的手仿佛鬼魅一般搭在了她的肩上。
Geldof, 24, posted the spooky selfie on Instagram, and believes the haunting hand belongs to the spirit of a woman who committed suicide in her home 100 years ago after delivering a stillborn baby. Geldof insists that the mystery hand is not hers.
24歲的皮馳斯將這張鬼手自拍傳到了社交網(wǎng)站Instagram上，她深信照片中的“鬼手”屬于某個女子的魂靈。100多年前，該女子在產(chǎn)出一個死嬰后就在她住的房子里自殺身亡。皮馳斯堅稱照片中神秘的手不是自己的。
Whether the bizarre hand-life pattern is really paranormal remains to be seen, but it could just be an example of "pariedolia," a word that means assigning meaning to patterns that are actually just visual "noise."
離奇的“鬼手”照片是否真的是超自然的神秘現(xiàn)象還有待研究。它可能只是一種心理綜合癥，即你看到的圖像其實只是視覺上的“噪音”。
In 2011, researchers at Northwestern University led by Joel Voss did a study showing that the human brain is wired to look for familiarity and meaning in the most abstract squiggles.
2011年，由喬爾·沃斯帶頭的西北大學(xué)研究人員的一項研究表明，在尋找熟悉的事物時，人的大腦的狀態(tài)是超乎正常的，并會反應(yīng)出最抽象的腦波。
