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Why do the two "randomly selected" guests have also German accent?

Wait. If you flipped one up, shouldn't the other one get flipped down?

Amazing! He must have the mind of Einstein just to keep track of the movements!

What about sam beckett? Will he ever get home?

Penn’s voice in this one ☠️

That was spooky action at a distance! I knew it, I knew it!

I'm a bit torn. Cool magic trick, _terrible_ (in fact, almost exactly the opposite of correct) explanation of quantum entanglement.

Excellent performance! Key phrase? "Multiple outs". . .

A trick disguised as a quantum experiment will probably not fool them, but an actual quantum experiment probably will :)

I wonder if Sheldon Cooper would appreciate this act ?

Cool trick, but I don't like the script with all that quantum physics stuff.

I don't understand the premise of the show. If P&T know how the trick was done why not reveal it to the audience? Just to say "You didn't fool us" is not much of a show.

That deck swap was so bad

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Does a quantum physics trick but then at the end reveals he has identical twin sons. How crazy is that??

Quantam Entaglement would mean the card in box b would be the opposite of box a. Your science needs works. ;)

I like the concept, but the storytelling part isn’t that attractive as compared to great magician like shin lin. Wish one day I can see a better performance from you. Great Magic. Thanks!

This might be the worst explanation of quantum engagement ever.

Wonderful 'demonstration' of quantum entanglement!

The real magic was getting the two hottest people from the audience as volunteers.

The magic and that woman is wonderful

Greetings from fellow Ulmer 😅

Albert Einstein was right 😂😂😂

Queen 👸🏾 of diamonds 💎 or Q 💎 my fav card

What a magical table

science and magic are same thing, magic is word we use to describe science that we don't yet understand. also it was just sleight of hand, a good one tho. i think you forced the first card or swapped the last one, you only kept the red box's card in view, while other one was in your palm for a while, plenty of time to swap it out. but it was nicely done. also Einstein wasn't as great as everyone says he was, because you see back in those days nothing was invented yet, so it was easy to make things, but nowdays it's hard to come up with anything original, because everything exists already. for example person who invented a wheel or lightbulb, they got lot of credit and fame for it ... but it was super easy. for example i figured out water displacement when i was probably like 2-3 years old, when i was being put into the baby path, they always filled it up all the way and when they put me in it, then water raised over the edges .. and i remember hearing people talking saying "look he has splashed water all over again" .. i was way too young to express myself, but i kept thinking "are you that dumb that you dont understand water displacement?" but the person who first went public with water displacement, got famous for it. so just because someone publishes something first, doesn't always make them more intelligent or smarter, it just makes them faster and/or greedier. Einstein has been wrong about a lot of things, like absolute zero temperature. as about quantum entanglement, i agree with him tho, particles are pre-programmed. on quantum level things work different, gravity and other forces work different. if you split the particles, they keep doing what they did, they don't actually communicate with eachother, they just do same thing. if you'd have a way to affect them without observing them first, then you can break that bond and make them do different things. if you change one particle's rotation, then other will NOT change. this experiment only works when observing. it's quite easy really.

There's no difference between science and magic; in both cases, things are happening which most people can't explain, whereas to a select few, there's only a few secrets left. Grüße aus Sachsen!

When two particles are entangled, they behave exactly opposite of each other.

That's spooky. I have twins, and when they were younger they also used to search behind their ears for stuff I "vanished", for the same reasons - that's hilarious. Good luck!

but what is the name and telephone number for the very beautiful girl that helped do his act ?

and another video banned from penn and teller...

it doesn't have to be a fooler to be a great show

how in hell did you not the shuffle on Penn&Teller ?

@1:56 this lady is already confused...

That's also not an accurate description of quantum entanglement.

Who is the girl at the table,.. she looks gorgeous and familiar. :)

Amazing. I never want to know how it was done

I’m just a bit sad that it wasn’t actual science, but it’s a great way to explain quantum entanglement. Great routine !

this was an amazing trick that I cannot figure out any part of, and had amazing storytelling and flow. this is one of the best fool us tricks I've ever seen, amazing job!

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Drrrrrrrry

Any sufficiently advanced magic is indistinguishable from technology.

At 1:47 his finger tips come and touch together. You can easily tell how the trick was done from here

I like the volunteering woman.

imaginary places lol

Love the "full normal deck" reveal at the end. So very good.

Pause at 1:55 you just blew her mind.

umm what how? literally how did they know.

That volunteer woman is so hot.

whenever I hear the word quantum, I smell bullshit