Columnist: Ted Lesley Over the many years since I came up with “Black Magic,” (pp. 89-92), I have found it extremely useful in many contexts. Here is how I apply it to Pseudo-psychometry. People are always fascinated by the ancient mathematical curiosity known as magic squares–if they are presented quickly and smoothly. Intelligent audiences are […]
Columnist: Mike Rogers by Mike Rogers For many years I have presented a Magic Square in various ways, mostly using it on client company literature. I have also used it in a card counting demonstration during a gambling routine if you can believe that. The Square I use is from the Allerton book and is […]
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