So long story short, I basically used math and some common givens to "prove" that we can all mathematically be seagulls (or anything else for that matter) if we eat water that has a ton of cornstarch dissolved in it with a fork (in a hypothetical world). Everyone I have told this too has actually had a great time with it, and I actually ended up getting like 3 scientific discussions behind this.
Anyways, I was thinking this would actually make for an entertaining patter with a trick related to water. However, I don't think that it would really relate to the trick outside of that (except maybe a trick where something becomes something else, probably using water in the performance but not necessarily the trick).
So do you guys think it would be a good idea to use any patter that entertains the audience, even though it doesn't directly relate to the performance/effect in a huge way?
Anyways, I was thinking this would actually make for an entertaining patter with a trick related to water. However, I don't think that it would really relate to the trick outside of that (except maybe a trick where something becomes something else, probably using water in the performance but not necessarily the trick).
So do you guys think it would be a good idea to use any patter that entertains the audience, even though it doesn't directly relate to the performance/effect in a huge way?