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Tu Tu Transpo or something. It's funny you mention that because I remember that scene and immediately thinking, "you just did it...". EDIT: Sike nevermind. I think it was ambitious Ink.

Then why do less people watch the WNBA? They're layuping everything over there. Actually a dunk is a higher percentage shot, and from a defenders point of view is much more difficult to defend. We've moved so far away from magic now...apologies. That's what you think of a dunk? That...

Exactly. The spectator would agree. Which is why many magicians performing card tricks specifically will call it "just tricks", because they don't want to insult the spectator's intelligence by implying that they are performing something really magical. Now we're just saying the same thing.

Yes. Absolutely yes. Imagine this. Lebron James gets a wide open fast break. You want him to lay up or dunk the ball? It's two points either way. I'd imagine you would answer: dunk. You ever perform a ribbon spread or a spring before to an audience? So easy. So simple, yet they seem to be so...

Which is why I premised my post with "Are you refering to packet manipulation/fancy cuts?" Are we talking about just the fancy cuts? Or just you? Flourishing is broader than just what you describe. And I don't think Ramsay is suggesting you "lose" a card in the middle and control it to the top...

Are you referring to packet manipulation / fancy cuts? If so then I agree with you some what. Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the charlier cut, thumb fan (all fans really), LePaul spread and spring all flourishes? Some examples of these in magic: Spring: Scoop and Autocatch by Dan and Dave...

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem I didn't really detect much arrogance in this video in particular. In fact Mistake #3 touched on this idea that many magicians believe they are smarter than their audience because they don't know the method, which Ramsay says to stop doing. That would...

When I first started magic and joined Theory11, one of the first things I did was ask for advice on how to perform a better classic pass. Currently I've been doing magic like 2-3 months so the reason I was so obsessed with the pass is still clear to me. It's the first sleight that blew me away...

Force: I think you can get away with this one occasionally. The quick jolt makes it look a little suspicious that something happened there. Use at your own risk. Most people won't care or say anything and still be impressed, but it can also provoke a heckler into calling you out or ruin the...

Thanks for the suggestion. I've been using it almost non-stop. It's nice, but a little scary when you know how it works. Haven't had any problems with it yet though. I guess it really is just that good.

I don't want to say the trick in case someone goes looking for it, but Dan and Dave sell an illusion on their site and I've found a video explaining it. And not just some random guy revealing the method, but a copy of the actual explanation video from Dan and Dave. Pretty damn good quality too I...

You could force a number using a different technique than the one he used. For example when he forced the 3, he didn't use a mentalist trick. If you really want to do some kind of free choice mentalist thing, look into "Magician's Choice". You can use cards where one of them is a 7 and force...