Eat Popcorn, Drink Coke: The Subliminal Hoax That Sparked a Moral Panic

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Eat Popcorn, Drink Coke: The Subliminal Hoax That Sparked a Moral Panic

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Ever get a sudden craving for popcorn at the movies and wonder why? What if that urge wasn't yours at all? 🤯 This episode tears back the curtain on one of the most enduring and terrifying concepts of the modern age: Subliminal Messaging.

We journey back to the height of the Cold War, uncovering the "brainwashing scare" that ignited a nationwide moral panic. Discover how a simple marketing hoax by a researcher named James Vicary spiraled out of control, fueling paranoia and inspiring the CIA's very real, very dark MKULTRA mind control program. We'll separate the sensational lies from the scientific truth of psychological priming and persuasion.

But the story doesn't end there. Just when you think you have the facts, we'll pull you deeper down the rabbit hole into the world of conspiracy theorist Serge Monast and his bizarre, terrifying theory of Project Blue Beam—a New World Order plot to use holographic alien gods and advanced technology to achieve total global mind control.

It's time to separate fact from fiction and hoax from history. Share this with anyone who loves a good conspiracy (or a good debunking)!

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