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Subliminal Messaging Device Test

Experiment Summary:

The Miller family has been placed in a standard OZ Refugee neighborhood testing house with the only change being the presence of speakers set up in a number of the rooms, including all bedrooms. For the subjects, they will just think this is the standard speaker entertainment system that allows music to be played around the house. These speakers are the first testing version of the prototype subliminal messaging device that Pearson engineers have been developing.

The speakers are able to send subliminal messages and commands that can be personalized for each member of the family. Thanks to testing during the prototype development has narrowed down the effective number of commands that can be given to each person per night to a maximum of 5. Anything more and commands that are given will be unsuccessful.

The commands will be used to shape the thoughts and behavior over time and make the subject believe that they are acting on their own urges. The device cannot order people to do things, but push people in the right direction and give them the right desires. As one Pearson engineer put it, "you can't tell someone to go eat a sandwich, but you can make them feel hungry and be in the mood for peanut butter and jelly." If the experiment is a success, by the end of a week of testing the family will embrace the **** lifestyle and the alpha will be knocking up the women of his family.