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(Sort of like how neurologists view all of human behavior.) Of course, he needn’t force every number of the eight picked.

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There are literally hundreds of ways, with new ones invented monthly, whereby a magician can make it seem that you have a free choice where in reality the outcome is predetermined. Here, the picking is not genuine, despite appearances. Off the top of my head, I can name about a dozen ways that the magician “swaps” the prepared prediction with another “prediction” he made after learning the true sum. The sum is announced, perhaps double-checked, then the magician reveals his “prediction”, which is found to match. This is a skill that can be mastered easily. It helps (but it not necessary) the magician to be able to add rapidly. Usually, the magician will have it done on a large chalkboard so that the audience can see the numbers, or he’ll have one or two people use calculators so that the sum can be verified. Eight are pulled out and somebody-probably not him-does the addition. The magician really does have a bowl of many 4-digit numbers, all different. That is, the picking is genuine, as it appears. It will be obvious that the methods in all three can be mixed. I won’t tell you exactly how the first two work, but we’ll try to figure out the third. Now, there are three broad ways this trick can be accomplished.

So I hope you won’t take it badly if I suggest you might not have perfectly recalled the exact sequence of events.

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I have confirmed this wisdom time and again, both in my own “performances” and in the work of professional magicians. The top lesson gleaned from years of reading is that the audience never remembers what happened. tricks which make it appear that one has paranormal powers, for some time. You came to the right place because I have studied “Mentalism” i.e. Thank you so much for your valuable time. He has chosen at least 11/12 numbers from the bowl that were distinct 8 for performing the magic and 3/4 to show that they are distinct, before actually going in to the act. Or should I think that the fellow has got magical powers. Also, think 35712 can be replaced by any 5 digit number, and re-create the pool accordingly.Īm I wrong in asking the question. I feel that the pool of numbers has a high probability that sum of any 8 numbers is 35712. The magician then adds these 8 numbers and finds the sum as 35712, which happens to be his prediction as well.

Then he picks someone from the audience to randomly select 8 four digit numbers from about 1000 (according to him) distinct four digit numbers kept in a bowl. He first wrote down his prediction on a sheet of paper. The basis of this question is actually a performance by a magician. Is it possible to create a pool of distinct four digit numbers, so that the sum of 8 randomly chosen numbers from this pool is 35712? If yes, how? From reader Noble Abraham comes this question:

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