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Originally Posted by multiweb
Well maybe BS to you but all major advertising companies sank millions of dollars in researching colors, shapes and other things that will influence people watching their commercials on TV. If a person's brain can be tricked with such simple things as colors, you can do that with sounds, shapes, words, motion... anything. So yes, although it can be a neat party trick it does 'deceive reality' as you say.
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Yes, but the only deception is the add. It doesnt change the reality of the subject as we would see it live. The whole point of an add is to attempt to squew reality, thats a totally different issue, it doesnt change whatsoever the percieved reality of the subject without the add. ............Well, I guess adverse preconditioning can change perception of the reality of a subject, ill give you that.