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Exactly, that's why I think we should close this, it's never going to get back on topic. That's I reported the thread, I think we should stop arguing. All of us. It's just, insane.

Don't call it that, don't think that everything is pop and fresh since I'm young. That would be wrong. It's not psychology either.

I am not trying to be deep!:confused: I am just trying to point out something.

Well back in visualartists response, go check there.

But a child is not looked at the outside but the inside. For an example there can be a 7 year old girl that is very mature. She is physically 7, but on the inside she is mature and acts like an adult, so I will refer to a child as who they are inside of themselves.

I am watching/hearing the daily update. Should we tell them that this magic is fake? Or let them figure it out for themselves. I personally don't want to be a psychologist.

I don't know man.... what about our inner selves? Everyone has a piece of child there.

First I need to know the age of the children you are talking about 1-7 years old? Or 10-16?

That was a joke actually.:D Maybe it's because I forgot to put the smiley face.

My definition to real magic is anything that entertains an audience that seems impossible. Real magic doesn't have to be scary "death defying" "heart breaking" stunts that people do.

Let me leave you with something to think about, did you believe in magic when you were a kid? Because many of the artists crave that feeling, especially when they were my age.

Maybe that's because they type magic for sell in google.

1) Not that much 2) Sligthly greater. Say, there are 100 people in the United States alright. Let's say that 30 percent of them know that magic doesn't exist. 30 people know magic is fake. They will call you as a liar, maybe not that extreme but this affects your performance. 3) Well, what is...

Hey!, you used the word "green" again! Yes, I am still green, and no I don't know everything, I am simply just stating my opinion.:D

If everybody knew we were lying, then they wouldn't believe in magic. Maybe you've talked to the wrong people the 10 percent who don't believe in magic.

I have not destroyed the metaphor, I have explained it so that you can understand it as how I do.:D

No, that is totally not true. Laymen WANT to be entertained, they want to believe that you have magic in your pocket. When I was in Las Vegas as a layman (that sounds weird :D) I saw people who didn't come from England to see a liar but they thought that they came to Las Vegas to see one thing...

That's why I come on T11 instead of Ellusionist.

You can't get sick alright, but what I am trying to portray is that magic is like popsicles (to laymen). If they get to much exposure to Ellusionist, then magic reveals itself to them like how magic is done to the bad taste of popsicles.

Yeah true, but the thing is that the laymen who look on the site don't have to purschase it, all they do is have to look at the site and then they know magic. That's one more person that knows that magic exists, one more person that knows that we are essentialy liars. You'd be suprised by how...