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What is it about a quick flash that has a more potent influence than something consciously acknowledged? What is keeping things you notice consciously from being the subconscious just the same as what you saw in a quick flash? There isn't. Please look up subliminal messaging in a non-conspiracy context.

And you seem to have ignored a more significant point about how the word "kill" won't have a uniform influence on everyone, so it wouldn't make any sense to be making it a subliminal message.

The hypothesis that there are subliminal messages embedded in television broadcasts is easily tested with a high speed video camera.
 
Subliminal images have been put in some movies - will post titles once I remember them. I don't know about making someone kill but it has been shown that people can take in information that is flashed before them without being aware of it at the time.

I must say if the lady in the above video is acting she is damn good and that's a fact.
 
Imagine that the above video itself contains a number of sinister instructions and the video hoax is actually just a vehicle to deliver subliminal messages!

Now, I don't think I've ever heard of a more dastardly plan!
 
The birth of subliminal advertising as we know it dates to 1957 when a market researcher named James Vicary inserted the words "Eat Popcorn" and "Drink Coca-Cola" into a movie.
The words appeared for a single frame, allegedly long enough for the subconscious to pick up, but too short for the viewer to be aware of it. The subliminal ads supposedly created an 18.1% increase in Coke sales and a 57.8% increase in popcorn sales.

Vicary's results turned out to be a hoax. But more recent experiments have shown that subliminal messages actually can affect behavior in small ways.

A Harvard study from 1999 employed a similar method to Vicary's -- subjects played a computer game in which a series of words flashed before them for a few thousandths of a second. One set got positive words like "wise," "astute," and "accomplished." The other set got words like "senile," "dependent," and "diseased."

Despite the fact that these words flashed far too quickly to be consciously perceived, those who received positive words exited the room significantly faster than those who got negative words.
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The Shocking History Of Subliminal Advertising - Business Insider
 
What if....the screen you are looking at RIGHT NOW is giving you subliminal messages?
Like: 'TRUST THE GOVERNMENT"
"DO NOT QUESTION AUTHORITY"
"WAR IS PEACE"
"SLAVERY IS FREEDOM".....and other Orwellian mind benders????

Remember the movie "They Live" with Roddy Piper? People were being brainwashed and hypnotized by an alien transmission of some sort?
Money really said "THIS IS YOUR GOD", and road signs & billboards all said things like "Stay Asleep" and "Obey Authority".

Well, if it's those kinds of messages, they're not working very well on me, that I can tell anyway.

I have to go now. I must send all my money to the Obama re-election fund.
 
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