Main Disc. Thread - Limitless: Polyglot (Now Available! Custom Core Available!)

[Malkuth]

Okay, read aloud and recorded the description of Limitless: Polyglot today.

It was 42:40.

[Leandros]

YYYEEEAAAAAAA

Thank you Subliminalclub for this

[RagnarLothbrok]

What can I expect from stacking this with WDB? Girlfriends from different ethnicities? Being able to seduce with language? Or just a simple seductive and dreamy guy which also happens to speak many languages?

[SaintSpring]

@Malkuth

It was 42:40.

42 minutes and 40 seconds to read its description?

[SaintSpring]

@RagnarLothbrok

Or just a simple seductive and dreamy guy which also happens to speak many languages?

This which, in theory,’may lead to this

@RagnarLothbrok

Girlfriends from different ethnicities

[Invictus]

Woah this is faster than I thought

I listened to a quick 5 minute loop, and then went on with my day, and then a while ago I was doom scrolling, and got on a funny video that was like “if Bollywood movie were dubbed in Japanese”, and for some reason I was laughing my ass off till I realized that I understood most of the words without needing subtitles

Japanese is gonna be the main target language for me for now

[Malkuth]

@SaintSpring

42 minutes and 40 seconds to read its description?

Yep.

That’s the length of the voice recording on my phone.

I enjoy doing this with new programs when I can.

[Antares]

Combining this with S:42 would be very interesting indeed.

[RagnarLothbrok]

My sister is was watching a reality show of singers, when I passed by and listened to the song I was flooded with emotions, I actually FELT the meaning of the words, not only processed them cognitively but I processed them emotionally and somatically.

Also those certain words brought up a lot of negative memories and feelings.

Didn’t expect that kind of effect.

Edit:
I believe that this subliminal can help you uncover hidden feelings, language will give those feelings a pathway to emerge.

[dreamingheroes]

For @Invictus and anyone else interested in learning Japanese, this is a fantastic resource:

Jo-Mako's Japanese Spreadsheet

The creator of the spreadsheet ranked various forms of media (anime, manga, games, TV shows, movies, and visual novels) by their difficulty and the amount of words it has. It looks at how many common words are in the source, as well as approximately how many you should know to understand it. This is a great tool to benchmark progress and find difficulty-optimal recommendations as you improve.

[Abhishek]

I remember going through Japanese tutorials under Hiragana and Katakana.

Check this out as well, if you’re learning Japanese

The Best Hiragana & Katakana Learning Resources

[SaintSovereign]

@RagnarLothbrok

My sister is was watching a reality show of singers, when I passed by and listened to the song I was flooded with emotions, I actually FELT the meaning of the words, not only processed them cognitively but I processed them emotionally and somatically.

@SaintSovereign

Emotion–Language Link

We remember what we feel. This powerful feature forges deep emotional associations with the words and phrases you learn, anchoring them in your memory through feelings. Instead of memorizing the word for “love” in another language as a dry fact, you’ll find it tied to the warmth of a personal memory or the echo of a heartfelt song lyric. By binding vocabulary to emotion, retention skyrockets— you’re not just learning words, you’re living them.

Down the line, this means when you speak, your words carry emotional weight and authenticity. You’ll express yourself with a natural fervor and empathy that resonates with native speakers, because you’re not just reciting terms—you’ve linked them to real human experiences and sentiments within yourself.

This.

[SaintSovereign]

@Invictus

I listened to a quick 5 minute loop, and then went on with my day, and then a while ago I was doom scrolling, and got on a funny video that was like “if Bollywood movie were dubbed in Japanese”, and for some reason I was laughing my ass off till I realized that I understood most of the words without needing subtitles

@SaintSovereign

The Memory Mirror

Turn your memory into a polished mirror that instantly reflects the words and phrases you need. This feature strengthens your recall to almost photographic levels when it comes to language. A word you hear once sticks with crystal clarity; a phrase you practice today comes back to you next week without fading. It’s as if your subconscious mind has built a vast library of vocabulary and it knows exactly where to find every volume.

On a practical level, you’ll experience far less “tip-of-the-tongue” frustration. Instead of grasping for that forgotten translation, you’ll simply remember—effortlessly and accurately—letting conversations flow smoothly whether you’re ordering coffee in Rome or discussing business in Seoul.

@SaintSovereign

Vocabula Naturalis

Say goodbye to rote memorization and let your vocabulary blossom naturally. This feature aligns with how our brains actually prefer to learn words: through meaningful exposure and usage rather than forceful cramming. You’ll notice that the new words start “sticking” after you encounter them a few times in context, without any anxious drilling.

It’s the difference between memorizing the word for coffee from a list, versus remembering it forever because you saw it on a charming café sign and ordered it with a smile. Limitless: Polyglot makes your mind adept at capturing vocabulary from context—reading, conversations, songs, you name it—and holding onto it. Each new term finds a logical place in the web of your understanding. Over time, your lexicon in each language expands with less and less conscious effort, feeding on curiosity and real-life relevance. Vocabulary-building becomes an organic process that continues as long as you keep engaging with the language, no flashcards required (unless you enjoy them!).

These.

[SaintSovereign]

@RagnarLothbrok

What can I expect from stacking this with WDB? Girlfriends from different ethnicities? Being able to seduce with language? Or just a simple seductive and dreamy guy which also happens to speak many languages?

Most likely the last two.

[Kandarpa]

Perhaps this could be useful for people who have had a stroke and have trouble with speaking when stacked in combination with Paragon. Or for any other type of speech disorder.

[RagnarLothbrok]

Which subliminal is making me funnier? This or WDB? Or both?

[HeroicDragon]

Maybe a combo of both… are you only funny in your native language, is her dream guy a funny guy, do you hear things in other languages that make you laugh even though you think you don’t understand?

[RagnarLothbrok]

I didn’t try to be funny in English or in a different language, my native language is Hebrew.

Could be WDB because I’m more relaxed and authentic but also could be that Polyglot is making me more witty.

[MAkh]

Probably WDB, my humour became sharper on Wanted

[RagnarLothbrok]

Btw I started to learn Russian and I’m speaking to a native speaker and she said my accent is amazing and that I’m learning very fast.

Also something crazy, she told a sentence in Russian which I knew only 2 words out of 3 but I guessed the third word via context, so I basically knew what she is saying without ever learning the word.