Does RI recognize history/science vs pro Mind Bending?

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Can you use a search engine and find the science articles on decades of cognitive science used in psyops?

Yes. Yes you can.

> semantic priming
> lexical priming
> masked priming/ N250/ N400
> semantic differential/ Charles E. Osgood
> inoculation theory/ William McGuire
> interference theory/ similarity paradox
> mutual exclusivity
> parasocial interaction
> elaboration likelihood model
> source amnesia
> subliminal framing
> fuzzy logic
> heuristics
> mere exposure effect
> desensitization
> normalization
> conditioning
> non-verbal effects
> psychological operations
> psychological warfare
> counterpropaganda
> countersubversion
> disinformation
> fictionalization
> co-opting/hijacking
> persuasion theories
> memetic engineering

...etc.

[Uncle $cam]

Thanks HMW's and I concur...


What's the frequency kenneth? ...lol
http://ask.yahoo.com/20010619.html

Mind if I brain play? With a Surrealist technique?

Static Timing Analysis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_timing_analysis

Purpose

In a synchronous digital biopolitical system, data Propagenda is supposed to move in lockstep, advancing one stage on each tick of the clock signal. This is enforced by synchronizing elements such as flip-flops or latches, which copy their input to their output when instructed to do so by the clock head strategist. To first order, only two kinds of timing errors are possible in such a system:


* A hold time violation, when a signal talking point arrives too early, and advances one clock cycle before it should
* A setup time violation, when a signal talking point arrives too late, and misses the time when it should advance.

The time when a signal talking point arrives can vary due to many reasons - the input data may vary, the circuit may perform different operations, the temperature and voltage may change, and there are manufacturing differences in the exact construction of each part. The main goal of static timing analysis Propagenda is to verify that despite these possible variations, all signals talking points will arrive neither too early nor too late, and hence proper circuit operation can be assured.

Also, since STA Propagenda is capable of verifying every path, apart from helping locate setup and hold time violations, it can detect other serious problems like glitches, slow paths and clock skew.


State Aids and Cohesion Policy, sub rosa techniques, Instrumentation and pathology

Clinical, systemic, and methodical...


Let's also remember, it's not propaganda anymore, it's propagenda. 'Propagenda is not so much the control of what we think, as the control of what we think about.' Think about that for a minute.

addendum:

personal attacks, character assassination, blatant non-addressing the info, obfuscation begins in 4...3..2.

[Penguin]

addendum:

personal attacks, character assassination, blatant non-addressing the info, obfuscation begins in 4...3..2.

I would rather hope not.

I like your propagenda. And yes, Ive looked into those subjects Hugh posted as well. No disagreement there.

We live in a world of communication, where perception is very often the reality. Those individuals that control the perceptions are the ones that control virtually everything. Most modern conflicts are based on misaligned perceptions, ideologies, opinions about religion, etc. If a government does not have the tools to manage the perceptions which effect security, defence, finance, tourism, health and foreign relations, then it may well find itself at the mercy of those that do.

[Trifecta]

Let's also remember, it's not propaganda anymore, it's propagenda. 'Propagenda is not so much the control of what we think, as the control of what we think about.' Think about that for a minute.
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It has a more scientific name Uncle

Neuromarketing is a new field of marketing that studies consumers' sensorimotor, cognitive, and affective response to marketing stimuli. Researchers use technologies such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure changes in activity in parts of the brain, electroencephalography (EEG) to measure activity in specific regional spectra of the brain response, and/or sensors to measure changes in one's physiological state (heart rate, respiratory rate, galvanic skin response) to learn why consumers make the decisions they do, and what part of the brain is telling them to do it.

Marketing analysts will use neuromarketing to better measure a consumer's preference, as the verbal response given to the question, "Do you like this product?" may not always be the true answer due to cognitive bias. This knowledge will help marketers create products and services designed more effectively and marketing campaigns focused more on the brain's response. This makes neuromarketing and its applied results potentially subliminal.

Neuromarketing will tell the marketer what the consumer reacts to, whether it was the color of the packaging, the sound the box makes when shaken, or the idea that they will have something their co-consumers do not.
The word "neuromarketing" was coined by Ale Smidts in 2002
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuromarketing

Neuroganda anyone?

[Uncle $cam]

A PR mercenary firm...

nice quote, but which one?

Neuroganda anyone?

Interesting neologism, I like...

I'm reminded of a comment from earlier this year, on another board by a highly respected member thereof, anna missed replied with the last time I brought up GS, (General Semantics) and Osgood's work Here:

In the late 70's my then girlfriend worked for noted psychologist/researcher Charles E. Osgood at the Univ of Illinois. It was a running joke for years that Osgood was subject to paranoid delusions (of grandeur), in that he always claimed, without any tangible evidence that the C.I.A. was shadowing all of his research. But as it turned out he had the last laugh, because after his death in 91, it was discovered that indeed much of his research was not only followed closely by the C.I.A. but was actually funded by their front organizations and foundations.

At about the same time a philosophy student friend showed me a phone book sized document of all linguistics/philosophy of language research grants for that particular year. It was just stuffed full of defense dept. defense industry and other military related grants. I remember being floored that so much of what I thought to be esoteric or neutral philosophic muse-ings would be under the spell of the military/industrial complex.

"We are the tools and vassals of rich men behind the scenes. We are the jumping jacks, they pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes."
-John Swinton, former New York Times editor, in a speech during a banquet with colleagues (c. 1880)

http://www.moonofalabama.org/2009/02/th ... c146907272

http://www.moonofalabama.org/2008/04/sh ... c111357568

[Searcher08]

Hugh, I think one of the difficulties that can be expereinced over the field you are covering is a really simple one.

Where does one start?

I remember the words of Sibel Edmonds when she said "It doesnt matter where you start, it will lead to the same place" in context of Indira Singh's pTech experiences.

Your situation is different, because many of your references are like citations in graduate level communications theory; I remember when I was an undergraduate (in Pure Maths) on my first day in the Science Library looking at the maths books. I picked up one on Topology. I didnt understand a word.
Three years later, after graduating, I picked up this book and did not even understand the first <page>.

If there is a general map for the interested reader, a learning path, think of it as a mini-syllabus for people who genuinely want to find out about your subject area and also create realistic expectations about what is required to be knowledgeable in this area.

To be clear, I am saying this because I necessarily support all your conclusions, but think it is a very important area (in the same way that I recommend everyone study NLP both for the incredible usefulness and also to prevent manipulation)

[Trifecta]

neuroganda only ten searches on google under that term this thread ranked 4

Hugh, I will build you a blog where you can metadata the fuck out of it with the right taxonomy

neuroganda.org is up for grabs, it is a sexier term than KWH

[Wombaticus Rex]

I'm rather under the impression that Hugh is emphatically not interested in becoming a public point man for this information. That's probably a very rational stance on his part.

Still, it would be cool if he changed his mind. The MK conversation is, no offense to the victims, not a wealth of tactical and technical information...that's an experience-based, subjective conversation where the focus is more on justice and healing than nuts and bolts.

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Recently Yahoo moved their 'top 10 searches' box from the bottom of the page to the top right next to the meager headlines offered. Increased visibility for this bandwagon-effect distraction.

Yahoo puts in fake results as psyops priming.

This morning's Yahoo's front page is trying to tell us that
the #4 most popular search result is...pancake recipes.

POPULAR SEARCHES
1. New Orleans Saints
2. Michelle Obama
3. 2009 in Review
4. Pancake Recipes
5. Movie Trailers
6. Robert Pattinson
7. Up in the Air
8. Chris Robinson
9. Blackwater
10. Pakistan

Is that credible? No. Not even on Sunday morning although that's the most likely implied cover story. "All over the US people are gathered around their computers to plan their breakfast." Right.

What might the psyops neurolinguistic agenda be given the context of the news cycle? Maybe...."pancake collapse?"

Recall my thread about this pictogram poster-



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"...the perpetrators and maintainers of 9/11..."

[Nordic]

What might the psyops neurolinguistic agenda be given the context of the news cycle? Maybe...."pancake collapse?"

Recall my thread about this pictogram poster-

See, that's where you lose me and so many people.

[Wombaticus Rex]

Hugh, why does "pancake recipes" spike at the beginning of every year?

http://www.google.com/trends?q=pancake+recipes

[jingofever]

Hugh, why does "pancake recipes" spike at the beginning of every year?

That's weird. "waffle recipes" spikes at the end of every year!

Edit: I think Shrove Tuesday may explain the Google Trends pancake pattern. But why the waffle pattern? And why do searches for french toast recipes also spike at the end of the year?

Edit: One more thing. I think the Australians are responsible for the current pancake interest. At Yahoo! Australia's Pulse page "pancake recipes" are the most popular recipe and the Google Insights for Search shows that Australians have been pretty hot for pancakes over the last seven days.

[monster]

I eagerly await Hugh's reaction to this injection of logic.

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

This might not be as clear an example of Yahoo 'top searches' manipulation as I'd like. But hang on.

One that was - In mid-2008 John McCain's campaign staff all quit.
The day before one of the 'Yahoo top search results' was "resignation letters."
Unquestionably a false insert used for priming.

Hugh, why does "pancake recipes" spike at the beginning of every year?

http://www.google.com/trends?q=pancake+recipes

It doesn't. Let's look at your graphics and see what the REAL date is, ok?

Note that your graphics (which are from a hip-hop marketing site called 'Audiblehype' with links to your site, not Google which has no numbers of any kind to show quantities on it's graph) show the so-called 'spike' being almost in the middle of the first quarter of the year, varying yearly around sometime in early-to-late February, not even close to January 3.

http://www.audiblehype.com/img/pancake-recipes.jpg

So what is that event we are seeing? One with shifting dates Feb-March and several names:
Mardi Gras.
Fat Tuesday.
Shrove Tuesday. Otherwise known as...PANCAKE DAY.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrove_Tuesday

.....
In England and many other countries, the festival was widely associated with the eating of rich foods made with eggs, sugar and butter, such as pancakes. It was often known simply as Pancake Day, originally because making such foods used up ingredients such as fat and eggs, whose consumption was traditionally restricted during fasting associated with Lent.
.....
Another holiday associated with pancakes (or in this case crêpes) is a French and Belgian festival called Chandeleur. Held on February 2 each year, this holiday is associated with the presentation of Jesus Christ in the temple. The name is derived from the word chandelle or candle, as candles are lit for this holiday. The French may also eat crêpes for mi-Careme and Mardi Gras. Similar to Chandeleur is Candlemas, which is celebrated by Anglican communities.
.....
Shrove Tuesday was once known as a 'half-holiday' in England. It started at 11:00 a.m. with the signalling of a church bell.[9] On Pancake Day, pancake races are held in villages and towns across the United Kingdom. The tradition is said to have originated when a housewife from Olney was so busy making pancakes that she forgot the time until she heard the church bells ringing for the service. She raced out of the house to church while still carrying her frying pan and pancake.
In 1634 William Fennor wrote in his Palinodia:
"And tosse their Pancakes up for feare they burne."
But the tradition of pancake racing had started long before that. The most famous pancake race [10], at Olney in Buckinghamshire, has been held since 1445. The contestants, traditionally women, carry a frying pan and race to the finishing line tossing the pancakes as they go. As the pancakes are thin, skill is required to toss them successfully while running. The winner is the first to cross the line having tossed the pancake a certain number of times.
Since 1950 the people of Liberal, Kansas, and Olney have held the "International Pancake Day" race between the two towns. The two towns' competitors race along an agreed-upon course, and the times of all of the two towns' competitors are compared, to determine a winner. After the 2000 race, Liberal was leading with 26 wins to Olney's 24.[11]. A similar race is held in North Somercotes of Lincolnshire in eastern England.
Also, in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, the foreshore road (beach) is closed off, schools close early and all residents are invited to skip in the road.

Pancake Day

In the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, Shrove Tuesday is often known colloquially as Pancake Day or Pancake Tuesday. The traditional pancake is slightly thicker than a French crêpe.
.....
Shrove Tuesday was once known as a 'half-holiday' in England. It started at 11:00 a.m. with the signalling of a church bell.[9] On Pancake Day, pancake races are held in villages and towns across the United Kingdom. The tradition is said to have originated when a housewife from Olney was so busy making pancakes that she forgot the time until she heard the church bells ringing for the service. She raced out of the house to church while still carrying her frying pan and pancake.
In 1634 William Fennor wrote in his Palinodia:
"And tosse their Pancakes up for feare they burne."
But the tradition of pancake racing had started long before that. The most famous pancake race [10], at Olney in Buckinghamshire, has been held since 1445. The contestants, traditionally women, carry a frying pan and race to the finishing line tossing the pancakes as they go. As the pancakes are thin, skill is required to toss them successfully while running. The winner is the first to cross the line having tossed the pancake a certain number of times.
Since 1950 the people of Liberal, Kansas, and Olney have held the "International Pancake Day" race between the two towns. The two towns' competitors race along an agreed-upon course, and the times of all of the two towns' competitors are compared, to determine a winner. After the 2000 race, Liberal was leading with 26 wins to Olney's 24.[11]. A similar race is held in North Somercotes of Lincolnshire in eastern England.
.....etc.

Bottom line of all this-
I think it's a search event that happens another time but was conveniently time-shifted and amped to use as counter-9/11 Truth priming.

After all, people don't have the cover story explanation of a 'pancake collapse' on the tip of their tongues so they must be helped out with a hint now and then to refute the 'conspiracy theorists.'

[Trifecta]

it is probably a combo of a CNN story Pancake in a can sells $15m. New years day is a pancake tradition and the Chinese eat pancakes for spring and the start of the new year. Sweden also have pancake fetishes this time of year.

Pancake collapse theory KWH FAIL.