Penn & Teller Reveal Secret Behind One of the Most Famous Magic Tricks Ever

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Classic Penn and Teller...

Penn & Teller Reveal Secret Behind One of the Most Famous Magic Tricks Ever ? and the Audience Gets a Very Unexpected Ending | Video | TheBlaze.com

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

From them, totally expected that.

 

[Rookie]

Has anyone been watching "fool us"? It's pretty good.


Guess I should have looked at the link...

Anyway, good show to watch.

 

[ModernGunner]

Oh yeah, and both Penn and Ray are 'hardcore' 2A advocates.

One thing is well-known about Penn Jillette and Ray Teller, they never actually reveal anything about magic.

As stated by Penn numerous times, both he and Ray are 'hardcore' to their 'oath' of secrecy, both on their illusions and those of fellow magicians.

Not hard to understand, really. We all know there is no real 'magic'. So the true beauty of 'magic' is our wonderment with the illusions. It's our opportunity, as adults, to once again see the world 'through the eyes of a child'.

The world is hard and harsh enough. It's uplifting to our spirits when we can leave that behind, even for a few minutes, and find the world once again fascinating and awe-inspiring.

 

[Phil502]

Good one, I thought they explained how the trick could be done and it was great at the end.

 

[KittySlayer]

Always entertaining. Saw them live in Vegas and they both know how to work a crowd. I like the respect they show the magicians on the Fool Us show whether they got fooled or figured it out.

 

[indiucky]

Not hard to understand, really. We all know there is no real 'magic'.

I mean except for Harry Potter...Right???? RIGHT??????

 

[chezuki]

Oh yeah, and both Penn and Ray are 'hardcore' 2A advocates.

Meh. I love Penn and Teller. I care about their political views exactly as much as I care about my congressman's ability to preform magic acts in Vegas. Nil.