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Month: April, 2007

The Wonder of Religion

Dutch Magician Tommy Wonder provides an interesting insight in Volume I of The Books of Wonder (1996). He gives advice to magicians on what to do when a spectator discovers – or beliefs to discover – the secret to a magic routine:
I’ve frequently wondered why people sometimes come up with painfully silly solutions and don’t [...]

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