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Dr. Rodney McKay

Woahmg, Subliminal messages make you smart!

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Doesn't work as well on yourself as opposed to someone unawares... I suppose thats cause you know those litte messages are there or something. Meh...

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Meh... subliminal messages just don't work. Your brain doesn't process those kinds of things. They sound cool, but...

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Seen it.

My father is going to buy that to help me with my studies.

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They don't work. Your brain can't read the entire message, and if you program it, your brain is self aware, and doesn't see the words, because every time it shows up, it doesn't read it, it says "oh, that again."

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They work if you are a totally idiot. ;)

 

*Goes to the Democrats' headquarter...*

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Its true idiots.

Once coke used it in a movie.

Their sales increased by 10%

Juz by saying "BUY COKE,ITS GOOD FOR YOU!"

for 1,000,000 times per second.Flashing like mad.

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Your brain can only register something like 200 changes per second (Hertz). So... 1,000,000 times per second woudn't do anything. And no, there's no conclusive scientific proof that subliminal anything works.

 

Hate to burst your bubble :wink:

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BWare is right. Your brain can actually only remember 8 things in the short term and then in the long term, they just fade away.

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i have unusually good long term memory. i can remember seemingly insignificant things that happened long time ago. my friends are pooked out by that.

 

problem is i have not so good short term memory.....i cant even recall yesterday's lessons unless i think hard, but a few days from now, i will remember it very clearly

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