Were you aware that a person of average sits on average 30% daily gazing at a computer or laptop?pc or laptop screen? That is a huge amount. So how useful would it be if you were able to be learning, or changing your life for the better, whilst you are sat there, and indeed without you even noticing? Tempting right?
That is exactly what subliminal software offers you. But does this offer add up? Does subliminal software ACTUALLY deliver the goods?
Subliminal software really does work, and has a strong scientific basis, with numerous research studies to back it up.
The first publicly known trial (rumours persist the CIA had been playing with it prior to this) of subliminal messaging was done in the 1950’s, where ’stills’ were flashed(flashed too quick for the conscious brain to register) increased sales of popcorn and coke by over 50%.
Since the 1950’s researchers have closely studied the best use of subliminal messaging,and with the rise of home PCs there has been great interest in how best to use this software at work to improve their lives.
The latest studies in this field has been at the UCL (University College London by Professor Nilli Laive, who conducted the studies. Her research studied how much information can be taken in by the subconscious following a short instruction flashing up on a screen, a insignificant moment far to brief for the conscious mind to notice.
“There has been much speculation about whether people can process emotional information unconsciously, for example pictures, faces and words,” She said
“We have shown that people can perceive the emotional value of subliminal messages and have demonstrated conclusively that people are much more attuned to negative words.”
What this means for subliminal software is that it’s simple to convince yourself not to do something,and so moving on from negative habits, supporting a diet, phobias can easily be given a ‘negative value’ in your brain and so you will have less interest in them again, and develop positive habits in exchange.
Research done by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has discovered that it is not simply feelings and thoughts that can be changed by subliminal messaging,but actions as well. The University’s Psychology department head, Dr Ran Hassin led the study and found some fascinating,and surprising, discoveries.facts.
The department was interested in how subliminal messages could alter the political stability in the country and environs. Investigations were carried out to see how national symbols could change political feelings, assuming the assumption by many that they would polarize opinion when seen subliminally, however this was far from the case. Again research was done exactly the same way, flashing pictures or messages for milliseconds, too fast for the human eye to consciously register,but still enough for the subconscious to.
Instead the folk who viewed the national symbols, such as the flag of Jerusalem, actually started to express more moderate political viewpoints. While the political alignment was of interest what was more interesting again was that subliminal messages could have that power,have that impact,that subliminals could directly influence peoples actions and opinions on such a highly emotional subject.
“I think these results are interesting for two reasons,” says Hassin. “First, they provide sound empirical evidence for the non-conscious ways in which national ideologies subtly affect our thoughts and behaviours. We are now extending this research to examine what other ideologies can do so and in what ways this is expressed. “
“Secondly,” he continued, “these results significantly extend the empirical knowledge regarding the nature and influences of unconscious processes. We are now investigating the mental mechanisms that underlie this phenomenon, and I am confident that this journey will yield new insights to our understanding of the cognitive unconscious — and hence, of consciousness itself.”
So you can see that advanced up to date research has discovered, via deep empirical study, that subliminal messaging is an extremely powerful tool.