Subliminal messages are words, images, or sounds that appear very briefly in media like TV shows, movies, or music too fast for conscious perception but that may influence behavior or feelings. An infamous 1957 experiment found that flashing messages like "Drink Coca-Cola" for 1/3000th of a second increased sales of that product. Some claim to have found hidden subliminal messages in logos and media, though their effects are difficult to prove and their actual presence is often disputed.

1. Subliminal messages
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2. What are?
 words, images, or sounds that might appear in television
or radio commercials, TV shows or movies, print ads or
recorded music.

3. Experiment
The most known experiment with subliminal messaging was conducted by a marketing researcher and
psychologist James Vicary in 1957 during the presentation of the movie Picnic. Every 5 seconds the words
"Hungry? Eat popcorn. Drink Coca Cola" were projected for 0.003 seconds. That is extremely fast. What
you see in the picture on the left, for example, flashes for 0.04 seconds. Sales of popcorn and Coke in
that New Jersey theater increased 57.8 percent and 18.1 percent respectively

4. Some examples

5. Harry Potter

6. Mario Galaxy
In the new Super Mario Galaxy logo, Nintendo has decided to put little "sparkles" on it in
certain places. Well if you look closely, you'll find these "sparkles" on the letters that spell
out
"UR MR GAY"

7. Disney

8. The lion king

9. Coca-Cola

10. Bills…

11. Candies