"We are slaves to the subliminal"

[firewalkjen]

Thoughts?

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

Discuss.

 

[DreamNeonBlack]

I like Nevermore...?

 

[firewalkjen]

I like Nevermore...?

LIAR!!!!!!!

 

[AsModEe]

nope. The brain pays no attention to the subliminal. Scientific studies proved that subliminal messages don't affect human behavior (don't ask me where to see the studies, I read that in my psychology classes 2 years ago) and there's a part in our brain which fonction is specifically to filter important/unimportant information.

 

[firewalkjen]

nope. The brain pays no attention to the subliminal. Scientific studies proved that subliminal messages don't affect human behavior (don't ask me where to see the studies, I read that in my psychology classes 2 years ago) and there's a part in our brain which fonction is specifically to filter important/unimportant information.

Thanks for sharing. I'm listening to Scar Symmetry at the moment.
It's interesting to hear other people's take on lyrics.

 

[AsModEe]

lol, oups.

edit: well, Scar Symmetry are wrong.

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

We're slaves to yo momma.

 

[Phoenix5]

Hmm....

I shall ponder these words

haha

 

[Blakk Axe]

We're slaves to yo momma.

Indeed. => http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Your_mom

 

[Anvil]

Scar Symmetry is awesome. Well done.

 

[derek]

Subliminal advertising does work. Bam.

 

[AsModEe]

Subliminal advertising does work. Bam.

that's not what I've heard...

 

[derek]

It's more suggestive as opposed to subliminal.

Plus you can make people buy shit by just telling them to thesedays.

 

[AsModEe]

yeah, there's a big difference. When you see, for example, a pack of cigs for 0.1 seconds, I doubt you'll start smoking and, for that matter, buy that specific pack of cigs you saw. Your brain didn't have the time to analyse anything.

 

[derek]

But in a brand war suggestive/subliminal advertising does indeed work. Hopefully you can recall the Pepsi SEX cans of the late 80s and early 90s and also the endless commericals featuring beautiful and happy people knee deep in a company's product.

 

[AsModEe]

But in a brand war suggestive/subliminal advertising does indeed work. Hopefully you can recall the Pepsi SEX cans of the late 80s and early 90s and also the endless commericals featuring beautiful and happy people knee deep in a company's product.

I was born in 86 so huh... no.