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I looked it up on youtube. It's plausible. Remarkable, but plausible. |
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Maybe he filmed a few times, maybe the whole casino was a fake but I reckon the guy is just
incredible and has a remarkable brain that enables him to do things like this. |
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To not put too fine a point on it, I have certain expertise in this area (gambling). What Derren
Brown claimed to do was a highly precise form of sector targeting, but it's impossible. The human
brain just can't calculate that precisely from visual information only and get an answer, especially
in the time. People have created computers that use lasers to measure speed and so on, but even they
can only get it right within a small area (often 8 numbers wide! On the wheel that is, not the
table). As such I think it is possible to rule out Derren's explanation. He's a remarkable man, and
I'm a big fan, but he's not superhuman, so he can't have done it. |
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