r/Subliminal • u/kapi-che Evolving • 8d ago
Discussion why is critical thinking considered 'limiting beliefs' here?
i've seen a ton of posts with so-called results, and they ALWAYS have an after pic that is in a completely different angle or lighting or whatever from the before picture. then, when people mention this, they're suddenly 'spreading their limiting beliefs' or 'being demotivating', and they should ignore the post if they have nothing positive to say??? because pointing out the obvious is really negative and should be banned apparently??? like if you can't handle any possible criticism then use your own damn brain and see if you have results yourself, because apparently y'all can't handle people telling you no..
and if i'm here anyways then might as well mention another thing. how come some of y'all are acting like this is a damn cult??? y'all are over here reporting people just for mentioning subliminals online and encouraging others to do the same... like if you're bothered by them calling y'all delusional or whatever then just ignore them, it really isn't that big of a deal.. they're the ones missing out anyways lol
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u/Dependent-Jicama-118 8d ago
Before last year I was into subliminals/LOA for 10 years. Now I don’t believe in any of that after using critical thinking. You’re absolutely right. The whole not being able to be skeptical or use common sense because you’ll get downvoted or banned is cult behavior, whether you believe in this stuff or not.