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Swiftword Plants Text in Your Memory
Posted by Kevin Purdy at 7:40 AM on May 16, 2008
When you absolutely have to commit your presentation notes, interview points, or other words to memory, a Tachistoscope, which rotates images at varying speeds, can be the next best thing to a neural FireWire port. Free Windows utility Swiftscope puts that subliminal power on your desktop. Create a simple text file with the lines you need to know, open it in Swiftscope, and set the background and font colours, the timing of the slide changes, and set the app to full-screen mode for total text immersion. Swiftscope is a free download for Windows XP and Vista, and requires Microsoft .NET 2.0 to run.
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AskTheAdmin
Posted 11:54 PM 15/5/08
I wonder if I can rig this up to subliminally convince the wife that she wants to buy me some shinny new gadgets :)
AskTheAdmin
AskTheAdmin
Posted 11:53 PM 15/5/08
I wonder if I can rig this to convince my wife that she wants to go buy me some shinny new electronics :)
AskTheAdmin
andinocl
Posted 11:41 PM 15/5/08
This is a silly gripe, but enough with the 'proactive' business. I know that language evolves and that some dictionaries give proactive a status, but given that the two dominant definitions don't mean the same thing, it's reduced to one of those business buzzwords that simply fill space. It's been a while since I've read "Death Sentences," but there should be a whole chapter devoted to proactive. (And this is coming from a mindless government bureaucrat, no less.
andinocl
superbryant88
Posted 11:36 PM 15/5/08
this is actually part of the "lil dictators play set" works specifically well in getting those few free minded rebels on the playground, do do your bidding....lol
superbryant88
wolfenstein-3d
Posted 12:23 AM 16/5/08
Brilliant, i could see this used in a variety of immoral acts! Which is why i'll be downloading this later...
wolfenstein-3d
JiveMasterT
Posted 12:22 AM 16/5/08
This is actually how I give presentations.
JiveMasterT