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it's the fear of phobias
there is a very specific type of individual who finds this very, very frightening.
I added some whiskers to a skull I drew, and now the ears nose and eyebrows can be mistaken for a different object entirely. My printer gets an error whenever it tries to scan it.
It has a specific name but it's obscure and long and hard to search.
also using captchas to refine car ai algorithms is defacto building an algorithm which could defeat this phobia.
You know there's an AI powered search engine these days right? Go ask Bing.
I have learnt like so many of them out of all these TV shows v:
Xantofobia is fear of yellow color and Bogifobia is fear of closets for example
Some participants even have their fobia lists to study and everything v: