Seven Wonders of the World by Nikolas MavresisTake your spectators on a mental adventure to the Seven Wonders of the World! You introduce a packet of cards, each featuring a famous landmark and a single prediction card which is placed aside. You then invite your participant to choose one destination completely at random. You then show what's on the back of the prediction card, showing a QR code. When your spectator scans the QR code using their OWN phone, they'll be stunned to see a short video

is that you're handing them the cards and telling them that they can examine them

"Crazy great sh*t

but the ring is nowhere to be seen

It's promptly repeated with a second coin

I couldn't stop until I had tried them all

I think his addition also gives the mind reader plenty of room to make one's own presentation and make it his own

take the box and let fall the coins in your left hand

The other person picks a card from the same deck but held face down

" That routine had its debut in a lecture at the 1985 FISM convention in Madrid

The precision gimmick also goes beyond the key and chain - it is suitable to also make other small items appear and vanish

in addition to making your social networks grow

You could have kept this for yourself