In the consciousness of every ordinary person, there is a visual hierarchy of images consisting of pictures with which people surround themselves in everyday life, hang in the kitchen, and stick on the refrigerator.
The subject matter of such images consists of two segments: touching pictures of animals, children, and exotic nature, while at the opposite pole are various religious images.
This tendency is so strong that it has crossed the threshold of conscious choice and entered the realm of the subconscious; due to its prevalence, it has a general, mass character.
The resulting images, a kind of brain scans, represent a collection of values.