lakeesha Hennessy Williams answered
There are a number of terms that you could use to describe a situation where you keep seeing the same things over and over again.
I keep seeing the same things over and over again
Repetition would be one word to describe the situation you're describing.
Our brains are hard-wired to analyze things and find commonality and patterns ad - even though you might not realize it - your brain is always on the look-out for things that look and sound the same.
This can cause you to feel like you're seeing the same things over and over, when in actual fact, it's just your brain picking up on similarities.
Another term that you could be used to explain your predicament is 'coincidence'. Coming across the same visual stimuli in your life is more likely than you think.
We all follow routines and habits, and often find ourselves in the same work places, bars, restaurants etc - so, statistically, this means that we are bound to come across the same situation/person/stimulus more than once in our lives.
I keep seeing the same things over and over again
Repetition would be one word to describe the situation you're describing.
Our brains are hard-wired to analyze things and find commonality and patterns ad - even though you might not realize it - your brain is always on the look-out for things that look and sound the same.
This can cause you to feel like you're seeing the same things over and over, when in actual fact, it's just your brain picking up on similarities.
Another term that you could be used to explain your predicament is 'coincidence'. Coming across the same visual stimuli in your life is more likely than you think.
We all follow routines and habits, and often find ourselves in the same work places, bars, restaurants etc - so, statistically, this means that we are bound to come across the same situation/person/stimulus more than once in our lives.
