Subliminal messages: Do you believe it?!
Question: Subliminal messages: Do you believe it!?
I'm aware that people have found so-called, "subliminal messages" in songs, when played backwards!. The most famous one is the words, "Oh, sad Satan" and other things in Stairway To Heaven!. You can also find just about every Nirvana song played backwards on Youtube with subtitles explaining the " hidden message"!. There's also a theory that Meg White (of The White Stripes) is dead and was replaced by a robot look-alike!. (!?) I've heard that if you play a certain White Stripes song backwards, you can hear the words, "Meg's dead and I replaced her with a robot!." What do you think about subliminal messages in songs!? I think that if you listen to any song backwards, you're bound to hear things!. That's just the way our brains work!.!.!.making sense out of nonsense!. I guess it's possible but, I'm skeptical!. What are your opinions!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
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Okay i took a pyshchology class on this very subject it's actually possible to do that but the thing some cases its not meant to be their but is accidentally made by different pitches in voice where the listeners perception of the song playing backwards notices and is made to believe that by your mind tricking you that you heard a message!. But also you can do this on purpose and tell someone to do something by mixing the message in the music and making it to where it is so low pitched to where it is only understood by your subconscious mind or when played backwards where in some cases can make the listener do something but its not scientifically proven!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I believe that there is truth behind some subliminal messages, but that for the most part we hear what we want to hear!. If we look for subliminal messages, we will find them!. If we think they dont' exist, we will not find them!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I think it is too difficult to place the words you want to play a message backwards while making sense the other way around on a song!. It is far fetched!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Like "Turn me on dead man"
"Paul is dead, miss him, miss him"
and "I buried Paul"
in Beatles songs!?
I think people hear those "messages" because they want to hear them!.
And John says "Cranberry sauce," not "I buried Paul"Www@Enter-QA@Com
"Paul is dead, miss him, miss him"
and "I buried Paul"
in Beatles songs!?
I think people hear those "messages" because they want to hear them!.
And John says "Cranberry sauce," not "I buried Paul"Www@Enter-QA@Com
how can people recognize them!?
i don't really see how or why they would listen to the cd backwards
but i guess it's a possibility, by accident of course!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
i don't really see how or why they would listen to the cd backwards
but i guess it's a possibility, by accident of course!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
mmm well I think that some musicians didn't really mean it, but others are just looking for publicity cause they are aware that their songs suck so they need to do something to get media attention!Www@Enter-QA@Com
i really doubt a person could do that on purpose!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I really don't think so!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Playing a song backwards and finding a message hidden there is not the same as a subliminal message!. You're confusing two separate ideas!.!.!.!.!.
A subliminal message is something that appears, at a frequency above or below the range of human hearing, or a clip that appears so quickly that your conscious mind doesn't even realize that it has absorbed it!. Some believe that such messages can influence human thinking, while others think that it's just nonsense, and that if you don't know it is there and is only absorbed subliminally, then it can't really affect your thought process!.
The band Devo used subliminal messaging in their music, as well as in concerts, and in much of the marketing and advertising work that have done since then!. They have done car commercials with hidden messages that are negative about conspicuous consumption, and commercials for fast food restaurants with messages about disposable culture and eating healthier!. They've had little impact ont he world at large, even though they've been potentially seen by millions!. It's a fun idea, but has little actual impact!.
The noises that people think they hear when playing songs backward are fun little urban legends!.!.!.!. but I give little credence to most of them!. Paul isn't dead!.!.!.!.!. in fact he could end up surviving longest out of all of the Beatles!.
Most of the time I think it is people hearing what they want to hear!.!.!.!. if you're looking for something you'll automatically skew evidence to support your proposition!.
edit:
So, I'm guessing I got a TD for correcting a common misconception!.!.!.
my apologies!.!.!.
sighWww@Enter-QA@Com
A subliminal message is something that appears, at a frequency above or below the range of human hearing, or a clip that appears so quickly that your conscious mind doesn't even realize that it has absorbed it!. Some believe that such messages can influence human thinking, while others think that it's just nonsense, and that if you don't know it is there and is only absorbed subliminally, then it can't really affect your thought process!.
The band Devo used subliminal messaging in their music, as well as in concerts, and in much of the marketing and advertising work that have done since then!. They have done car commercials with hidden messages that are negative about conspicuous consumption, and commercials for fast food restaurants with messages about disposable culture and eating healthier!. They've had little impact ont he world at large, even though they've been potentially seen by millions!. It's a fun idea, but has little actual impact!.
The noises that people think they hear when playing songs backward are fun little urban legends!.!.!.!. but I give little credence to most of them!. Paul isn't dead!.!.!.!.!. in fact he could end up surviving longest out of all of the Beatles!.
Most of the time I think it is people hearing what they want to hear!.!.!.!. if you're looking for something you'll automatically skew evidence to support your proposition!.
edit:
So, I'm guessing I got a TD for correcting a common misconception!.!.!.
my apologies!.!.!.
sighWww@Enter-QA@Com