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Guess Your Number Game

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by allheart55 (Cindy E), Apr 28, 2012.

  1. allheart55 (Cindy E)

    allheart55 (Cindy E) Administrator Administrator

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    This will drive you up a wall!

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    Please don't ask me how this works because I don't know!
     
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    These things are unreal. I will fool it one of these days!
     
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    I have worked out how it is done - do you want to know ?
     
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    Absolutely! :snckr: What's the deal? :whack: :confused:
     
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    Yep....what is the secret...????
     
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    Let's take number 25. It is GREEN. So are 4 other numbers.

    You are asked which colour it is ...............you click GREEN.

    The software now knows that it is one of 5 numbers.

    Ignore the mis-directions ............. like pick a coloured square and the crystal ball - and the change of colour and the addition of more numbers

    You are then asked which house it is in.

    The original 5 GREEN numbers have been placed in a different house.
    So by indicating which house your number is in you are letting the software know exactly which original GREEN number you have chosen.

    It wouldn't matter which door you select - 25 would appear anyway.

    :)
     
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    Awesome, thank you. [​IMG] Brilliance thy name is KenB! [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    The only thing with knowing how it is done is that it spoils the awe and wonder.
    This is why I don't ask how magic tricks are done.
    The answer is always so simple - then the novelty value is lost :)
     
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    [​IMG] I'm still very impressed. [​IMG]

    :)
    Diversionary tactics, who'd a thunk it? [​IMG]
     
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    Quite clever isn't it.......! :agree:
     
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    Actually most so called magic tricks work on diversionary tactics, the more the better so making it more difficult to see which part of the whole is the simple bit that does the actual work. Also by diverting your attention to something else helps the magician to prevent you from seeing what he actually does.

    A knowledge of how the
    the brain works and how
    how we react to what we see
    means most people will
    will have missed seeing that the
    the has been repeated twice
    also may have missed how
    how was repeated too.
    What else was repeated?
     
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    will was repeated. I worked out the way it's done also, before I read the rest of the posts. Misdirection, ain't it great?
     

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