subliminalzen

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by subliminalzen 11y ago
The issue isn't so much about which marketing channel works best (i.e. traditional vs digital) but about the psychological levers of persuassion. People don't like "conversing" and "engaging" with brands. That&
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Emulate Inc, a biotech startup that designed organs-on-chips, a technology that could potentially stop animal testing.[1] I also follow Beyond Meat. Google's Sergey Brin invested in them.[2] They are working on cruelty-free "cultu
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
The signal to noise ratio isn't good though. Personal integrity has been sacrificed for scientific "advancement".
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
It's not just psychological research that is deeply flawed. Only a quarter of scientific drug research is successfully reproduced as well.[1] Carl Jung claimed one of the chief factors responsible for mass brainwashing is scientific r
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Clickable: https://www.thegamecrafter.com/games/critical-stimulus https://gumroad.com/l/criticalstimulus
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Show HN: Personality Test Inspired by CG Jung
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Definitely consider BlackBerry's Passport. It's a fantastic phone. Lots of screen real estate for reading e-books and spreadsheets. And it runs Android apps (using 1Mobile Market, Amazon App Store or a half dozen other portals).
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
The site and app look great. Very promising. I suggest going with a copywriter to help you craft your message. I'd start with your USP. Again, fantastic job. I signed up for the Android version!
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
If multiple software companies have successfully trademarked the exact same single word, does that matter or not? (They're all sharing it already.) Yes. As someone who owns a trademark, I can tell you it does matter. Pick a new name.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
By using the exonerative voice, a liar avoids committing to a particular narrative. They can easily back away from a statement by saying "I only said baggage is subject to being searched. I didn't say they were searched." T
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
But then there is the "grimace index" experiment, where scientists at McGill University in Montreal tortured mice, increasing the amounts of pain to measure facial expressions. There was a public outcry, but the researchers still
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
If this can somehow preempt experimentation on animals, I'm all for it.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Why is this comment getting downvoted? I'd say of all the recommendations in this thread, getting out into nature is by far the most sensible. I second this advice.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Roboform works everywhere: http://roboform.com
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Roboform: http://roboform.com has been excellent for me. Not sure why I switched to LastPass, but I'm switching back.
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Industrial farming is one of the worst crimes in history(theguardian.com)
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
I had no idea. And it's starring Rowdy Roddy Piper! I'll have to check it out.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Actually, what happens isn't much different than a magician's slight of hand. The eyes are drawn to the underlying image, thereby suspending the critical faculties of the mind and creating an opportunity for implicit learning. Thi
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Thanks for the kind words. I'm definitely thinking along those lines. Your example is intriguing and certainly worth looking into btw.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Advertisers use what is known as the Low Attention Processing Model.[1] With this particular advertising strategy, brand information, and even an emotional attachment to a brand, can be 'acquired' at low and even zero attention le
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“Stealth” Motivational Posters for Implicit Learning
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
I recently subscribed to Kindle Unlimited and it has definitely saved me money. And with the selection getting better and better, I envision this "Spotify for ebooks" business model as the new normal. I own a Kobo too and hope Cha
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Think about it, this is a country of 1.3 billion people. How often does this actually happen? In the Slate Plus special feature section, the author of the article shared statistics on how frequently traffic accidents result in death in Ch
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
The book Wicked Plants gives evidence that the strange and "satanic" behavior by the young girls in Salem was actually due to a toxic fungus called Ergot which can distort thinking. It had infected their rye and contaminated their
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
I've been reading up on GIMP and it seems to handle any graphic design task I can throw at it.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
The article reminds me of this quote from Carl Jung: "Nature must not win the game, but she cannot lose."
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
If you can, purchase from a Bitcoin ATM or using LocalBitcoins.com. Coinbase can be heavy-handed at times, but it's better than Circle by a country mile.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Seconding Bitcoin integration. Thanks for mentioning it. Your story looks interesting too.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
Ironic, as it could be argued that Google violates everyone's privacy.
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by subliminalzen 11y ago
There are some interesting variations of Oblique Strategies. I own Marshall McLuhan's Early Distant Warning card deck and get useful insights from it. You can buy it here: http://ericmcluhan.com/bookshop/ The one

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