derren brown SUBLIMINAL FILM man TIED to chair at 0.32 in the video response

[pollymatication]

The only amazing thing about what Darren Brown does is how long he's actually managed to hold peoples attention for.

[kingleeder2k8]

The reason this is legal is because the intensity of the flash was not bad enough to trigger epilepsy.

[IxxxLOVExxxANIMALS]

i sussed it out actualy so ... and i always wanted to find that pic, where did u get it?

[MrPlumblord]

@IxxxLOVExxxANIMALS you pause it at the right time

[laidback4now]

Pretty much EVERYBODY saw that man tied to the chair, i mean like, how could you miss it? It made a beeping noise when they showed it

[IReallyLoveChips]

it wasnt a subliminal message, its illegal to use them, the clip was too long to be subliminal, it was just a short clip, its derrens way of having a joke

[g739]

it said at the beginging of the show warrning there is subliminal messages in this show so its not illegal

[BenLRandall]

actually, it is, but they had consent for the experiment and because people were pre-warned

[god0fgod]

I saw this when watching it. I think that's why it failed because it was noticeable.

[CCowell125]

That was the whole trick. It was meant to be noticeable. The trick is is that you see that image, and think that what Derren Brown is doing has some science behind it, and you're the only one who "sussed it all out".

That isn't it. Flashing an image on the screen very quickly means nothing. There is no science behind flashing an image, and it having a direct effect on the viewer.

[god0fgod]

How does thinking you know how it works make it work?

[CCowell125]

It doesn't make it work, but it makes you think it is at least legitimate, and can actually work.

[troxyprojy]

actually it does : as great an entertainer as derren brown is : his researchers were wrong about the 'non-use' of single frames saying 'coca drink' or 'pop-corn' in the 1950's USA cinema : they were used. modern day there is a regular device used for program content on tv that analyses flashes/bright luminance/chrominance/repetiti­on of images : this is to avoid potential problems to viewers : particularly kids.

[jamezydude7]

@CCowell125 actually, your not ment to notice, it is noticed by your subconcoius, and what he says also plays a part. but a bunch of rotating lines has absoloutely nothing to do with how it works. if you do actually spot it, it's less effective, but still quite possible to have some effect. attacking the subconcious does have an effect, as it takes up a much greater percentage of your brain.

[shelby55]

@jamezydude7 i noticed this both times it flashed and it worked on me

[BloodRoseTheVampire]

@CCowell125 wot does this thing do, cos im afraid to watch it, cos i dunno wot it does...

[JammynLuca]

@CCowell125 well actually you are wrong there...

[doger944]

@CCowell125 yes there is you retard

[oppositesareequal]

@doger944 i have an iq of 182. The same as 182 yous

[oppositesareequal]

@CCowell125 you actually could not be more wrong. The flashing of a picture on a screen actually subliminally makes you take it in. You clearly do not know anything about psychology, because one time i played a film for my friends, daredevil, and put subliminal messages in and they responded. No setup or anything. Muaha. Also to be fair, i am 11 so just be shamed with that.

[AuralPleasurez]

Lol, he repetitively says, i didnt use subliminal messages. Lies...

[g739]

he dose that so your not expecting them thats the only way subliminals work

[asdfghjykl]

how??, its jsut a guy stuck in a chair

[o0FunnyAlex0o]

something about it is crude

[sc00by1234567]

Yeah so did I

[Enardah]

I saw this too, it's on by blog.

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