[GET] Powermind Subliminal | The Most Powerful and Effective Software Ever Developed

[azure293]

When the window pops up asking for the Registration Code, it will also say something like "click here to retrieve Registration Code". Just click that and the Registration Code is automatically filled in for you. Then just put in any email. Should then work.

Azure293

[neford]

Record the license key because when it shuts down you have to put it in every time anyway thats the way it is on my computer and there is no way to get it again

[PassiveQueen]

Thanks for this wonderful share!
I'm really into this stuff and have read
a lot about archetypes, etc.
I have it running now and it's working great!
I'm deprograming as I write this!
Reps added!
PQ

[Rathus]

(09-19-2014 04:49 PM)adarshron Wrote:  Thankks for the share bro . . .The product was brought to market as a wso in 2012 or something by a guy named Mike, and was a 100% failure . . .

I can see why it was a failure. There is absolutely no independent verifiable evidence to support the very weak theory that subliminal messages have ANY affect on the human mind (conscious or subconscious). It's all just a bunch of bunk. No different than Religions that teach their followers to have "faith" i.e. blind faith.

Quote:Anything truly below the level of detectable sensation could not, by definition, be perceived. However, the subliminal is generally said to be below the threshold of conscious perception. There is a widespread belief, not strongly supported by empirical research, that without being aware of its presence or content, a person's behavior can be significantly affected by subliminal messages. Thus, it is believed that one can influence behavior by surreptitiously appealing to the subconscious mind with words and images. If this were true, then advertisers could manipulate consumer behavior by hiding subliminal messages in their ads. The government, or Aunt Hilda for that matter, could control our minds and bodies by secretly communicating to us subliminally. Learners could learn while listening to music embedded with subliminal messages. Unfortunately, "...years of research has resulted in the demonstration of some very limited effects of subliminal stimulation" and no support for its efficaciousness in behavior modification (Hines, 312).

http://skepdic.com/subliminal.html

[PassiveQueen]

(09-20-2014 05:34 AM)Rathus Wrote:  Rathus,
I respectfully disagree with you. Apparently you didn't take the time
to read the sales page or download and read the ebook. This
isn't like the other subliminal software programs that I've seen. And
who knows for sure that adarshron even knows for sure that this is the product he mentions that was a wso in 2012. Does he have any proof?

I think people should be able to make up their own minds about this stuff, and not listen to folks who may not know what they're talking about. They may miss out on something great!

I find this share fascinating! I say check it out!

Have a great day!

PQ

(09-19-2014 04:49 PM)adarshron Wrote:  Thankks for the share bro . . .The product was brought to market as a wso in 2012 or something by a guy named Mike, and was a 100% failure . . .

I can see why it was a failure. There is absolutely no independent verifiable evidence to support the very weak theory that subliminal messages have ANY affect on the human mind (conscious or subconscious). It's all just a bunch of bunk. No different than Religions that teach their followers to have "faith" i.e. blind faith.

Quote:Anything truly below the level of detectable sensation could not, by definition, be perceived. However, the subliminal is generally said to be below the threshold of conscious perception. There is a widespread belief, not strongly supported by empirical research, that without being aware of its presence or content, a person's behavior can be significantly affected by subliminal messages. Thus, it is believed that one can influence behavior by surreptitiously appealing to the subconscious mind with words and images. If this were true, then advertisers could manipulate consumer behavior by hiding subliminal messages in their ads. The government, or Aunt Hilda for that matter, could control our minds and bodies by secretly communicating to us subliminally. Learners could learn while listening to music embedded with subliminal messages. Unfortunately, "...years of research has resulted in the demonstration of some very limited effects of subliminal stimulation" and no support for its efficaciousness in behavior modification (Hines, 312).

http://skepdic.com/subliminal.html

[sucralose]

(09-19-2014 06:21 PM)azure293 Wrote:  When the window pops up asking for the Registration Code, it will also say something like "click here to retrieve Registration Code". Just click that and the Registration Code is automatically filled in for you. Then just put in any email. Should then work.

Azure293

Alright, thanks... What's your email?

- Rep given

[Wolfen12]

believe in magic you muggles adonai

[AdobongCanuck]

(09-20-2014 06:12 AM)Wolfen12 Wrote:  believe in magic you muggles adonai

LOL!!!

[neford]

Anyone figure how to make it run after you shut your computer off it does not retain the license so unless you wrote it down it won't start again and it will not let you re install it

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(09-20-2014 08:33 AM)neford Wrote:  Anyone figure how to make it run after you shut your computer off it does not retain the license so unless you wrote it down it won't start again and it will not let you re install it

It works perfectly for me each time I turn on my pc, no need to re-enter the registration code.

Maybe something to do with your security settings?