Media may try to prove subliminal advertising to be ineffective but in reality the advertisements could lead to a public relations disaster if they were discovered. Philip Merikle “Over the years there have been literally hundreds of studies”… “These studies show that considerable information capable of informing decisions and guiding actions even when observers do not experience any awareness of perceiving.” Even though the message that you consume is sent to a deeper part of your brain doesn’t mean it will just stay there because maybe out of nowhere you will suddenly crave some food or other objects you can blame your television for that. It’s crazy how businesses can manipulate billions at people at once giving that billions watch television every day and are being tricked into wasting their money (“Subliminal Advertising” …show more content…
Australia advertising “Coca-Cola” with a headline saying “Feel the curves” with a very graphic photo if you pay attention to the ice cubes making subliminal advertisement spread all over using so many sexual phrases. These advertisements are so deceiving and they are happening right before the viewer’s eyes. The movie “The Exorcist” a stomach twisting day for the entire audience because people ran out of the theater screaming and vomiting from witnessing actual demon faces for 1 of 48 seconds flashing before them. The twenty dollar bill shows the twin towers in flames when you fold it a certain way the illuminati shows their intentions. Not all subliminal advertisements are bad since subliminal advertising is still hidden messages so logos fall under that category: NBC’s logo has a peacock behind the letters because a peacock with his feathers risen because the can only see what’s ahead of them and that is the companies amazing motto (Lewis