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Do You Have Friends Who Think Magicians Are Real?

admin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 22:49:52 +0000

lol, I have a friend who is convinced that Criss Angel is real. He really thinks Criss levitates! This is entirely sad. Criss Angel, David Blaine, they’re all the same. What’s wrong with people? If you logically think about it, people who believe in this stuff are actually believing a human being can physically and literally fly.
Everything on television is fake. They use wonders called Editing and Producing and marketing, all for something called money. No one can really fly, no one can really make stuff disappear, and for the ones who believe this is real, please check your sanity.

Do Magicians Make Good Money?

admin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:09:20 +0000

whos the most popular magician in the philippines?
where can i go to school to learn magic tricks?

Have Magicians Or ‘magic Tricks’ Ever Been Used In War Or Espionage?

admin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:09:16 +0000

Looking at some of the stuff acheivable by today’s magicians – David Copperfield, Derren Brown, David Blaine etc – and thinking of some of the feats acheived by Houdini, is anyone aware of any such talents being put to use in warfare or espionage?
I know they’re not really doing magic, but the amazing things some magicians can do, and the illusions they can create, would suggest to me they’d have some form of military use, even if simply to confuse the enemy (though standing in front of a hostile army and pulling a rabbit from a hat probably wouldn’t quite be enough). But imagine, for example, a building that troops were approaching to attack suddenly seeming to disappear, or a document given to an agent turning out to be an entirely different document when he’s got it back to base.
Anyone know of any real life incidences or applications of this?

Do You Think Street Magicians Use Powerful Magnets For Their Levitation Tricks?

admin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 08:43:35 +0000

It is a high possibility, for me at least. Since we all know objects that are magnetised can be controlled to attract or repel other magnetised or non-magnetised objects, then why can’t street magicians rig the streets to do tricks like levitation?
It is possible to plant a device with controllable magnetic power and have magicians like David Blaine walk up casually and shock passers-by by ‘levitating’ when in fact, there are devices planted in his shoes which are able to interact with the device planted beneath the sidewalk.
So, this device which is similar to a levitation device in a Maglev train can be controlled to be switched on and off and have its power decreased or increased. So, as you can see – all this makes quite a believable magic trick that will surprise most people.
Of course, I am just speculating but don’t you agree the idea is feasible?
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