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Richard Wiseman
Okay, colour-changing-card-me confused about the combination of a new paper and a much older report on the benefits of magic tricks for children! Questioning something that even I find rather palatable upon first reading isn’t unusual, particularly if it involves education claims. I guess I like to question even my own fervent hope that an [...]
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In response to Dr Richard Wiseman’s question about a rather odd YouTube video, which he posted here: “Can You Smash A Glass With Your Voice”? Now, I actually got to see a GREAT video when younger, done by some scientists who used both an opera singer and a sustained artificial note to show how difficult [...]
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More Dr Richard Wiseman merriment.
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Expect to see it around soon, if you’re in the UK! 59 Seconds — Think a Little, Change a Lot. Here’s the vanishing head illusion he’s done! From the extract: Both the public and business world has bought into modern-day mind myths for years and, in so doing, may have significantly decreased the likelihood of [...]
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Dr Richard Wiseman, who has been active with several experiments online during his career, many which can be found on official website (and busy blog) – now branches into using Twitter. From the UK Telegraph: In the first scientific experiment to be conducted via the social messaging service, experts will investigate “remote viewing” – the [...]
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