"Camel camel camel" is a common, unofficial psychological test used to demonstrate the phenomenon of semantic satiation. When a word is repeated many times in succession, its meaning can temporarily lose its impact and become perceived as nonsense sounds. The phrase "camel camel camel" is often used because people tend to misread the third "camel" as "something other than camel" due to this satiation effect, highlighting how our brains can sometimes play tricks on us when processing repetitive information.
