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| − | '''Subliminal Messages''' are sounds or images implanted in a medium that are designed to be unnoticed by the conscious mind, while being aborbed by the [[subconscious]], thus allowing peoples' behavior to be influenced without their knowledge. | + | '''Subliminal Messages''' are sounds or images implanted in a medium that are designed to be unnoticed by the conscious mind, while being aborbed by the [[Unconscious|subconscious]], thus allowing peoples' behavior to be influenced without their knowledge. |
Major users of subliminal messages include [[politician]]s, rock musicians,<ref>[http://www.subconscious-mind.org/satanic-subliminal-messages-2/ Satanic subliminal messages in songs]</ref> and advertisers.<ref>[http://library.thinkquest.org/28162/ads.html Subliminal messages in advertising]</ref> On a less sinister note, some self-help programs claim to use subliminal messages to help break bad habits by letting you "wash your own brain".<ref>[http://subliminaldirect.com/subliminal-messages-in-music Subliminal Messages Music Experience]</ref> | Major users of subliminal messages include [[politician]]s, rock musicians,<ref>[http://www.subconscious-mind.org/satanic-subliminal-messages-2/ Satanic subliminal messages in songs]</ref> and advertisers.<ref>[http://library.thinkquest.org/28162/ads.html Subliminal messages in advertising]</ref> On a less sinister note, some self-help programs claim to use subliminal messages to help break bad habits by letting you "wash your own brain".<ref>[http://subliminaldirect.com/subliminal-messages-in-music Subliminal Messages Music Experience]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 18:11, December 10, 2024
Subliminal Messages are sounds or images implanted in a medium that are designed to be unnoticed by the conscious mind, while being aborbed by the subconscious, thus allowing peoples' behavior to be influenced without their knowledge.
Major users of subliminal messages include politicians, rock musicians,[1] and advertisers.[2] On a less sinister note, some self-help programs claim to use subliminal messages to help break bad habits by letting you "wash your own brain".[3]