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September 15th, 2008

Higher Education

"Magic is a higher form of learning. Educate yourself. We need to use the tools of today, to teach the youth of today -- why the magicians of yesterday are worth knowing."

LeeAsher
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emagician17 years ago
Yeah I think that it would be a great idea to put something out on T11 about the history of magic, my resources on it are limited so far and I would like to learn it from the best here at T11! Who's with me????
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tennyMRA17 years ago
haha trashmanf most not understand the purpose of the video and its intent. a video doesn't need flourishes or magic to get a point across.
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trashmanf17 years ago
Sinful, you are .01% correct :-D in all seriousness. I wasn't able to watch it with audio so I'm sure I missed out some Asherisms. but if he just wanted to get a point across he could have done it in a forum post. the whole point of the medium of video is to have a VIDEO.
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tennyMRA17 years ago
ahh if it was a joke then lol that sure was a good one :)
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Sinful17 years ago
I'm 99.99% positive that Trashmanf's reply was a joke. ;)
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trashmanf17 years ago
really boring video, it doesnt show any flourishes or magic and just some pictures and some text
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GusEds17 years ago
EDITED OFF
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Gr_And17 years ago
I agree with Sean_Raf. history of Magic would be wonderful. Perhaps a new section on T11
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Jack Webster17 years ago
very well put lee. To be honest i might have to steal line from this :D dont worry ill give you credit for it. But still gret video 5/5
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Sean_Raf17 years ago
I often find the history of moves and all that kind of stuff more interesting than the magic itself. I'm sure I'm not the only one who imagines that in the future they will have a library room in their home filled with magic books. ;) I'd love a Theory11 history lesson weekly video of some sort, not necessarily explaining moves or routines, but perhaps demonstrating them and then giving some background info such as the creator, where it's published etc. Thanks for posting it here, Lee. - Sean
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Ben Long17 years ago
Good stuff.
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Phatmeat17 years ago
Oh wow, the first comment doesn't say "First!". How refreshing. Thank you Doug.
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Sinful17 years ago
I like the fact you put this up here Lee. I do feel that people need to educate themselves on the art in which they practice. There isn't enough people doing that. -Doug
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