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Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
also though... Tivo customers watching recorded programs at medium-basic definition would not be shown these subliminal messages, as the frame count would totally cut them out, more than likely.
Originally posted by Taikonaut
Coca-Cola and subliminal visuals
Some time ago, I accidentally discovered subliminal visuals embedded in Coca-Cola's Polar Bear TV ad whilst experimenting with the freeze/advance frame function on a new VCR.
If you watch the clip, pay attention between the 16-18second mark. In the top left of the frame you will see the aurora billowing in the sky, but on closer inspection you will see that it strikes a very uncanny resemblance to a Stars and Stripes flag flapping in slow motion, even down to the red and white banded colouring
Added to that, the ranks of bears in a 'chest out and head held high' pose would suggest a powerful subliminal image of US militaristic propaganda
I'm constantly amazed at how dumb dumb DUMB programs on tv are now and they are getting dumber with each passing year. The movies that Hollywood puts out now are either blood lust or just stupid. Very few films now are intellegent, almost like we are being dumbed down as a society but by who???
That's because you're not offering any proof that your point is valid. Show me ONE properly conducted study that shows that subliminals have ANY effect on human behavior.
Originally posted by Privy_Princess
Yes, subliminals do work and are employed for use in Europe AND America.
Unfortunately...
what WON'T work is getting a valid point across on a board full of naysayers.
Story from BBC NEWS:
Story from BBC NEWS:
news.bbc.co.uk...
Published: 2007/03/09 11:06:54 GMT
Subliminal images impact on brain
The brain does register subliminal images even if a person is unaware they have seen them, UK researchers report.
The research, in Current Biology, suggests subliminal advertising is probably effective.
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
reply to post by JoshNorton and where have you been the last 40 years?
(emphasis added)
Published: 2007/03/09 11:06:54 GMT
Subliminal images impact on brain
...
Although it has long been thought that subliminal images can be detected without people being aware of them, and have been used in techniques such as subliminal advertising, this is the first time researchers have provided physiological evidence of the impact.
Originally posted by Pocky
reply to post by zren
I don't see anything with the external file links. When I clicked them it said there was no file.
Originally posted by PuRe EnErGy
Originally posted by Pocky
reply to post by zren
I don't see anything with the external file links. When I clicked them it said there was no file.
Me as well it sucks...
sure blows the context.. and kills any interest in the thread.