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it takes practice to master this one, and have it be experienced as magical by an audience

You don't have to use a wind-up toy ... you can use any kind of "token" or "magic coin"

I bought the wind-up toy on Amazon ... just look for wind-up toys.

I have been to GenCon about 10 times over a span of ~25 years, in the 1990s there wasn't much in the way of Cosplay at all. I agree this year the costumes were varied, and mostly "family-friendly". Some of them were incredible, just like the actual characters from the movies, TV shows, and comics.

Yes! As I was studying to be a Bell Labs museum showcase tour guide, I learned a lot about the incredible scientific things that were discovered and the engineering marvels that were created. The Archives have 10,000 items and the showcase only has ~100 things (1% of the total repository), and I just described ~10 big things. So this was just the tip of the iceberg. I hope my video will serve as a launching off point for curious people to explore those topics more

Thanks for the encouraging words, I'll create more Bell Lab tour videos in the future.

yes, I should have had Crystal verify that it was page 44. I promise you it was indeed page 44. You can see in the video it is ~21% into the 210 page book. It is my prerogative whether I want to break the Magician's code and I choose not to teach this one. There's plenty of youtube channels you can go to learn magic, and if you want to learn ... watch my "Magic Ben teaches" videos.

@@MagicBenTD I was hoping your Magic Ben Teaches was another RUclips channel altogether, but it turns out it's the same as this one which I subbed.

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I do have some Magic tutorials/learning videos, look for "Magic Ben TEACHES [something]"

Yes, my creation is just inspired from the idea of Ouija board

I designed a game called Paradoxical (which was kickstarted in January 2024) based on Parrondo's Paradox. I created this video because I did a lot of research into Game Theory Paradoxes during the design & development which I thought I would share. Game Theory is full of captivating scenarios with interesting underlying dynamics. I'm sure it would be possible to design a game that incorporates multiple Game Theory Paradoxes.

lol! that question asked in jest does touch on an interesting point. You don't have any say over its driving. At all. So you can't be in a hurry (it drives the speed limit). You might be able to contact the "help desk" to stop the car if you want to be let of prematurely?

I'm glad you enjoy the performance! It really means a lot to me. Many of my performances take a lot of practice and thinking to produce. Thank you

@@MagicBenTD Here's an example of an illusion that I saw the secret to exposed but still couldn't understand how it was done. It's the one where a magician has a spear run through him. I've seen David Cotkin (Copperfield) do it, but I saw the masked magician explain it, and I'm still confused as to how it was done.

Thanks for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the performance!

Here's the decklist you can directly import to MTGA: Companion 1 Keruga, the Macrosage (IKO) 225 Deck 3 Kenrith, the Returned King (ELD) 303 3 Cavalier of Flame (M20) 125 4 Fable of the Mirror-Breaker (NEO) 141 4 Bonecrusher Giant (ELD) 115 4 Omnath, Locus of Creation (ZNR) 232 2 Anger of the Gods (AKR) 138 2 Supreme Verdict (RTR) 201 1 Touch the Spirit Realm (NEO) 40 2 Temporary Lockdown (DMU) 36 3 Leyline Binding (DMU) 24 4 Fires of Invention (ELD) 125 1 Indatha Triome (IKO) 248 1 Forest (THB) 254 1 Otawara, Soaring City (NEO) 271 1 Steam Vents (GRN) 257 1 Stomping Ground (RNA) 259 1 Temple Garden (GRN) 258 1 Ziatora's Proving Ground (SNC) 261 1 Breeding Pool (RNA) 246 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire (NEO) 268 1 Island (THB) 251 1 Spara's Headquarters (SNC) 257 1 Mountain (THB) 253 1 Ketria Triome (IKO) 250 1 Hallowed Fountain (RNA) 251 1 Boseiju, Who Endures (NEO) 266 1 Jetmir's Garden (SNC) 250 2 Sacred Foundry (GRN) 254 3 Raugrin Triome (IKO) 251 3 Fabled Passage (ELD) 244 1 Plains (THB) 250 1 Swamp (THB) 252 1 Gideon of the Trials (AKR) 19 1 The Wandering Emperor (NEO) 42 Sideboard 1 Brazen Borrower (ELD) 39 1 Keruga, the Macrosage (IKO) 225 1 Rest in Peace (AKR) 33 1 Chandra, Awakened Inferno (M20) 127 1 Elspeth Conquers Death (THB) 13 1 Knight of Autumn (GRN) 183 1 Leyline of the Void (M20) 107

@@MagicBenTD thanks. Let me know if u make any update please!

Hi, so it depends on what you are trying to do, but Python is a very powerful and relatively simple programming language to learn and often used for AI-related applications. There are many good books and tutorials for Python. Kivvy is a very good applications development plug-in for Python. Of course, there's a lot of AI tools and applications out there already that you can use such as ChatGPT, Bard, Craiyon.

Glad you liked the performance :)