My Opionan Analysis

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To be completly honest i'm kind of disppointed this myth is false. I'm one of those people who believed that sublimanal messages actually worked, until today. I thought the idea of seeing multiple pictures of something or words could somehow make you thirsty or hungry or something else was completly fasinating. I now know today unfortually that myth is false but deep down inside i'm hoping that there is still a chance that theres some truth to this myth. In my opionan I think that it makes the brain more mystereious and it's kinda creepy to think that you could possible be influenced by something and you don't even know

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