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Chakra
9th February 2017, 08:03
hmmm just a tad creepy I'd say

"The real question is not: How many ads do we see? The real question is: What do we have to do to see no ads? And the answer is: go to sleep" (James B. Twitchell)

We see ads everyday and everywhere. They have become part of our life. While some people try to avoid seeing ads, advertisers keep finding new ways to reach us. However they are unable to reach us when we sleep. Our dreams are the last safe and add-free place so it seems.

But what happens when advertisers have the possibility to enter our dreams? Based on recent developments in brain science and technology this might be possible in the near future.
This animated short is an impression of a dream infected by a brand we all know,...


http://vimeo.com/150799305

Sunny-side-up
9th February 2017, 11:22
Worthy post Chakra but, can't watch the example because I don't wan't to be infected by it Doh!
First second or so I noticed possible 'Subliminal' imagery, so no can watch!

Mark (Star Mariner)
9th February 2017, 13:14
Pretty much everything I ever watch on the TV is pre-recorded ahead of time so that I do not even for a single second have to endure advertising breaks. Yes, the fast forward button on the remote is a little faded.

Adverts in dreams? The very thought of it makes my blood boil!

Baby Steps
9th February 2017, 14:14
I was told that if there are any devices nearby when sleeping, put them on 'Airplane mode'

DeDukshyn
9th February 2017, 16:57
hmmm just a tad creepy I'd say

"The real question is not: How many ads do we see? The real question is: What do we have to do to see no ads? And the answer is: go to sleep" (James B. Twitchell)

We see ads everyday and everywhere. They have become part of our life. While some people try to avoid seeing ads, advertisers keep finding new ways to reach us. However they are unable to reach us when we sleep. Our dreams are the last safe and add-free place so it seems.

But what happens when advertisers have the possibility to enter our dreams? Based on recent developments in brain science and technology this might be possible in the near future.
This animated short is an impression of a dream infected by a brand we all know,...


https://vimeo.com/150799305

If you take the "s" our of the "https" in the URL, you can embed vimeo videos :)


http://vimeo.com/150799305


I am reminded a little of the movie "Branded" -- quite low budget and not a great movie, it depicts branding as these giant emotional energy monsters that affect people, and the way they think. In a sense it shows the "influence" of advertising as physical things that control people's thoughts, that only one man can actually see ...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1368440/

fmJzX15UEkM

Chakra
9th February 2017, 23:17
Worthy post Chakra but, can't watch the example because I don't wan't to be infected by it Doh!
First second or so I noticed possible 'Subliminal' imagery, so no can watch!
:thumbsup: Ya I thought about that too while I was watching it. Figured I must learn to be stronger if I start dreaming about coke. :) For me though it's actually more aversion therapy.

The same with pepsi - I just listened to part of a video by Theresa A. Deisher, Ph. D "the food and beverage industry's use of aborted fetal cell lines to develop food additives/flavor enhancers" So disgusting I will never drink Coke or Pepsi products - any of them.

aborted fetal products (http://soundchoice.org/aborted-fetal-products/)

Chakra
9th February 2017, 23:21
I was told that if there are any devices nearby when sleeping, put them on 'Airplane mode'

Absolutely! I have been doing that for a couple years now. The new iphones where so strong that I couldn't fall asleep until I did. I also don't use wifi at home - I still use ethernet for computers and laptops.

Chakra
9th February 2017, 23:32
If you take the "s" our of the "https" in the URL, you can embed vimeo videos :)


I am reminded a little of the movie "Branded" -- quite low budget and not a great movie, it depicts branding as these giant emotional energy monsters that affect people, and the way they think. In a sense it shows the "influence" of advertising as physical things that control people's thoughts, that only one man can actually see ...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1368440/

fmJzX15UEkM

Thanks for delete the 's' the tip. :) and the info on 'Branded' I'll have to watch it. From the trailer the concept looks spot on. There is some info from mysterious universe guys that could tie into this as well, from a book that came out of the 40's. When I find the name I'll post it.

Chakra
9th February 2017, 23:38
Pretty much everything I ever watch on the TV is pre-recorded ahead of time so that I do not even for a single second have to endure advertising breaks. Yes, the fast forward button on the remote is a little faded.

Adverts in dreams? The very thought of it makes my blood boil!

yup I am with you on that - people are so brainwashed it seriously scary. If they knew the half of what they believe as gospel is a lie they'd be shocked. Well then again they probably wouldn't believe it anyways. :(

But there is a good book on what they do in printed ads.
The book is "Subliminal Seduction" – December 3, 1974
by Wilson Bryan Key

DeDukshyn
9th February 2017, 23:59
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Thanks for delete the 's' the tip. :) and the info on 'Branded' I'll have to watch it. From the trailer the concept looks spot on. There is some info from mysterious universe guys that could tie into this as well, from a book that came out of the 40's. When I find the name I'll post it.

Even though I stated the movie wasn't "great" and bit low budget - I actually very much enjoyed it, and do recommend it to anyone who finds the concept / trailer interesting. It hits close to home by giving you a completely other way of viewing the power of advertising and brand "loyalty".

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Worthy post Chakra but, can't watch the example because I don't wan't to be infected by it Doh!
First second or so I noticed possible 'Subliminal' imagery, so no can watch!

It is just a standalone art piece (3D animated), exploring the creepy concept itself and put into video format by the artist.