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Bono s son Elijah Hewson appears with his band Inhaler live on Today Chloe-lee Longhetti For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo
Bono s lookalike son Elijah Hewson is following in his father s footsteps in the music industry.
And on Friday, the 21-year-old singer appeared live on the Today show with his Inhaler bandmates to discuss their debut album, It Won t Always Be Like This.
Elijah was also asked about his famous father, 61, and what he thinks about his new music. © Provided by Daily Mail ( I don t call him Bono or anything like that, Elijah said of his dad, whose real name is Paul David Hewson.
Share I hope he feels proud. I think all the parents were a little nervous when they found out we were going into a band, he said of his bandmates. I think they all just saw the passion we had for it and the drive. But I think he feels proud. He can tell me if he didn t like it, he s honest like that. I hope he feels proud. I think all the parents were a little nervous when they found out we were going into a band, Elijah said of his famous father. Bono is pictured
So happy to see you: our brains respond emotionally to faces we find in inanimate objects, study reveals Donna Lu © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Paul David Galvin/Getty Images
Whether in a cloud, the front of a car, or a $28,000 toasted sandwich supposedly resembling the Virgin Mary, seeing faces in inanimate objects is a common experience.
According to new research by the University of Sydney, our brains detect and respond emotionally to these illusory faces the same way they do to real human faces.
Face pareidolia – seeing faces in random objects or patterns of light and shadow – is an everyday phenomenon. Once considered a symptom of psychosis, it arises from an error in visual perception.
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