Coded messages for dump in the Fux chryon?

[erronis]

Since it's been shown that the fearful liar of the US (the subject) gets all of its data feeds from Fux, I was wondering if it's possible that there is a special pattern in the scrolling marquee that triggers primal reactions in the subject's brain.

It's already been shown that the subject will "retweet" material that it sees while indulging in some quality "Executive Time". The subject is probably too old to self-indulge and it appears that the wife-object is rather distant.

It is proposed that a research project be launched to analyze the contents of said chyrons along with visual stimulation of his cortex via exposed flesh (female) on the monitor. While brain-scanning techniques may be useful at some point it seems that there will be very little to uncover (there is no there, there.)

If the the subject can be captured and actually enrolled in a laboratory, evidence-based, blind-trial experiment, please be careful not to over-stimulate for fear of damage to what remains of the sentience. We do want to get good microscopy cross sections before incinerating.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. It's not coded (he's too dumb for code).

Fox and Friends tell him straight up every morning what he should think.

[erronis]

2. Agree with the dumb bit. But I was wondering about an optical nerve implant...

That would see certain patterns and cause twitchy fingers, etc.

OK - that was a too-long reach, but it was fun writing it.

[irisblue]

3. A trigger coded?

Like in the early 2000TV show Firefly for River when she went berserk in the bar?

[hedda_foil]

4. I've been pondering this question as it relates to brainwashing older white men's thoughts generally

Trump is one of them, but what he does never passes for actual thought.

[C_U_L8R]

5. Pavlov's dog whistle

It really doesn't take much to manipulate the giant soft yam.