Just wanted to share

Daniel Nemes is (unsurprisingly) most probably a fraud.

There is even a claim that he plagiarised the images used to create his pictures:

- as commented here.

Haha, that was very short discussion!
Thought the topic is a bit interesting in some way, but I wasn't sure if it's some kind of necessary rendering "artifact" or just a hoax...
I did and do such pictures myself and discovered just in the beginning very randomly that it's easy to make "faces" this way, but I haven't seen a multidimensional being besides humans and animals,...yet.... so I thought this is may some kind of bad digital artifact side effects or sth....
What a shame on this guy, on the other hand if he had got the ability to make other dimensions visible, his results would be pretty ridiculous in that case, there would be probably more than these provocative things and theories nearly every journalism and docutainment youtuber and self-appointed science journalists are using today...

"The only way I have to publicize my invention and the captures is through facebook."
I would like to imagine that the inventor of the most ground breaking technology in human existence would think a little bit more out of the box.

Pareidolia is a thing because we're innately programmed to recognize anything that looks remotely like a face. This clearly has evolutionary survival value - even for woo-peddling fraudsters.

The summary background of mystical thought was interesting, but the claims about the pictures are utterly laughable.

LOL, from clickbait title to obvious bottom-of-the-youtube-barrel fraud.