The article is quite useful in arguing to deprogram victims of cult brainwashing whence "visual denial process that leads to psychosis can be deprogrammed, although this could require several years". After WWII findings by illegal nazi experiments were transferred from OSS, and all OSS agents sworn to silence, while the techniques of visual bait-n-switch used to break up families in the camps were then added to NIH, CIA, and FBI files on occult mind manipulation so as to facilitate population control through religious and corporate sects, or advertising. A good series of articles is on how to make memories stick, as in planting false memories through visual and audio re-programming
Fields, R.D. (2005a). Making memories stick. Scientific American. 292 (2), 74-81, February 2005.
Fields, R.D. (2005b). Erasing memories. Scientific American Mind. 16 (4), 28-35, December 2005.