Title: More Subliminal Baloney
Product review: This book is just another example of Key's warped mind, looking for images of donkeys copulating in a picture of a clam-plate which appeared on a Howard Johnson's menu! Sure, every once in a while you can see things in ads, and sometimes they may have been placed there intentionally, but there is no evidence whatsoever that these subliminals have any effect on behavior. If Key had a doctorate in psychology rather than in journalism (or whatever) he would not write such malarkey. well, maybe he would since this has certainly been lucrative for him.If you want to find out the truth about subliminal stimuli, read "In the Mind's Eye: Enhancing Human Performance"which was written by the National Research Council (National Academy Press). Now, have you found the hidden message in this review? If not, I'll be blunt: DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU READ!
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