Raimann

History
'Ok I will break down the history of subliminal messages. In 1900, Knight Dunlap, an American professor of psychology, flashed an "imperceptible shadow" to subjects while showing them a Mueller-Lyer illusion (two lines with pointed arrows at their ends which create an illusion of different lengths)'
Audio Messages
'Backmasking, an audio technique in which sounds are recorded backwards onto a track that is meant to be played forwards, produces messages that sound like gibberish to the conscious mind. People believe that our mind decodes these messages and causes violent acts following these messages, such as rock and roll killings, and drug overdoses.Many audio messages are deemed fake because of the lack of clarity the message has.
Television and Video
One Of The first tested subliminal messages used on television was used by police to capture the BTK Killer (Bind,Torture,Kill = BTK) and they used two frames of film to show an image of glasses and a sentence saying 'Time To Call The Chief'. Many television And Video messages are used to make people buy the companies products without really understanding why.
Links
Audio Messages - Stairway to Heaven Backwards
Stimulating Images - Subliminal, Subliminal Message, Subliminal Advertising, Subliminal Records, subliminal advertisement, subliminal ads, Subliminal Picture, Subliminal Art, Subliminal Books, Subliminal CD, Subliminal Example, Subliminal Free, Subliminal Games, Sublimin
Subliminal Commercial - Subliminal Advertising - Ice Cream Commercial Video - GOYK.COM
Offensive Ads - Love Your Body: Offensive Ads
Advertising Ads - Subliminal Advertising
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Do You Believe In Subliminal Messages, And If So, Are Their Affects Working On Us?

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koga23

o man iv seen a movie with subliminal messages it was weard a little picture flashed every few seconds it drove me crazy not like that but i couldent watch it eny more it was giving me a head ake.

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LenMiyata

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The thing is, studies have been done on the effectiveness of subliminal messages, and basically, they don't work...

Subliminal message - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Spin Da Ish

lol what movie?

ok there are actual reports from people saying they got seizures from subliminal messages on TV shows. The sound playing backards was a good idea but there are popel who are just so stupid that thier brains cant decode it {me = perfect image } i hear that most of these messages are meant to send people to get s certain kind of job that requires more people *comes very fast*navy** oh no! subliminal messages!

there was one guy in my class who made subliminal messages in his movie presentation. we all had to make a commercial on advertising and well, his subliminal message was:
"lucas rocks"
"be friends with lucas hes cool"
rofl me and max laughed our asses off

mahiru

One of my friends did her science project in 9th grade on subliminal messages... you watched a video, and during the video it had a subliminal message that told you to eat the green m&ms. After the video they told you to pick a colour of m&ms to have. It turned out blue was the most picked colour, then red, then green xD So yeah... obviously their experiment didn't work hehe

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Raimann

lol yes matt
and as matt was saying about the navy n gouvernment. Governments are often depicted as employing subliminal messages in propaganda. The movie Josie and the Pussycats described a long lasting plot whereby the U.S. government was controlling trends by inserting subliminal messages in popular music. Furthermore, towards the end of the film, a government agent shuts down the operation, saying that subliminal advertising works better in films. The words "Josie and the Pussycats is the best movie ever" are then spoken rapidly in voice-over and displayed quickly onscreen, with the words "Join The Army" in smaller letters below it. And in the 2005 science fiction movie Serenity, the Alliance uses subliminal messages broadly disseminated in commercials and other video to cause River Tam to go berserk. It only works on River because she was subjected to Alliance training and conditioning.

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koga23

i cant remmeber it, it was like 8 yrs a go when i seen the only things i can tell u it was a horror movie and i got it at blockbuster.

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Spin Da Ish

They are now making in fun of these subliminal messaging in cartoons and its actually quite enjoying but when you see how it is actually affecting people, its quite sad. the navy and army have no life

lol so then it was old hahahaha

Raimann

well back then it was not weird to find subliminal messages in movies, many movies have subliminal messages. for example, 'a chistmass story' the ones with the mice, in one frame, you can see a woman having sex in the window, and later when found out, the person was fired. also, many people in the cinema have joked about playing a giant penis every 100 frames, and only the fast eyed people have caught it, for example in 'Fight Club', the main character did that, but was later fired.

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Spin Da Ish

actually knwing a person names lucas marcelli, max might know, he used subliminal messages to try and make frineds during a presentation on of a project that was hilarous. hes well not taht old and hes still trying so you can say its mostly common in the old days cuz they're still doing it a lot right now

Raimann

u already said that >.< and there have been subliminal messages in the television shows we watch, and the most earliest reported subliminal messages was In the British alternative comedy show The Young Ones, a number of subliminal images were present in the original and repeated broadcasts. Images included a gull coming into land, a tree frog jumping through the air, and the end credits of the movie Carry On Cowboy. [citation needed] No explanation for these images was given and their relevance, if any, to the plot of the episodes in which they appear is debatable. Although they may fall foul of the FCC guidelines, these images do appear in the U.S. boxset DVD Every Stoopid Episode. In a December 16, 1973 episode of Columbo entitled "Double Exposure", Robert Culp's character returns to the crime scene and is incriminated by a subliminal cut that he placed in a movie.

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