my typing-machine's an old woman \n \n stephen minch
1980
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My Typing-Machine's An Old Woman
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genesis \n prediction of named esp card, with deck \n stephen minch \n j. g. thompson jr.'s "extra sensory perfection" \n esp for fun and profit \n mark strivings
1980
Stephen Minch
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Genesis
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Inspired by- J. G. Thompson Jr.'s "Extra Sensory Perfection"
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genesis ii \n performer reverses esp card under table, spectator names a symbol and it matches the prediction \n stephen minch \n esp for fun and profit \n mark strivings
1980
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Genesis II
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secret chauvinists \n two spectators select an esp card from a deck, performer divines both \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Secret Chauvinists
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either/or \n two cards from esp deck, spectators think of a number and count to card \n stephen minch \n either/or \n stephen minch \n the minch ken \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Either/Or
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doppelgänger \n spectator and performer have five esp cards, matching routine \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Doppelgänger
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quatrain \n four esp cards are predicted, spectator deals and stops \n stephen minch \n quatrain \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Quatrain
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pentapody \n performer finds all five duplicate esp cards from face down spread, matching selection \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Pentapody
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contact \n performer finds selected esp card, one way key card \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Contact
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retro-cognizance \n spectator thinks of an esp symbol and goes through deck deck, performer stops him five times at the thought of symbol \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Retro-Cognizance
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random retro-cognizance \n spectator selects four esp cards and order is noted, performer stops spectator while dealing the cards one by one four times, same cards in same order \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Random Retro-Cognizance
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a cut above \n prediction of freely cut to esp card, svengali type arrangement \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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A Cut Above
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rapid-fire \n spectator cuts to an esp card, after shuffling the deck performer removes all five duplicates \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Rapid-Fire
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espimation \n several spectators cut an esp deck and remember the symbol, after shuffling the cards performer divines each symbol \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Espimation
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menephysics \n divination of one esp card, impromptu mene-tekel stack \n stephen minch \n menephysics \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Menephysics
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megaphysics \n performer finds matching esp card of two spectators, by stopping spectator deal cards, impromptu mene-tekel \n stephen minch \n nick trost's "metaphysics" in "esp card session", 1965. \n metaphysics updated \n nick trost
1980
Stephen Minch
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Megaphysics
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Inspired by- Nick Trost's "Metaphysics" in "ESP Card Session", 1965.
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the sure-fire shuffle challenge \n number is named, performer predicts an esp card, then spectator shuffles deck and prediction is correct \n stephen minch \n esp for fun and profit \n mark strivings \n shuffle challenge too \n marc paul
1980
Stephen Minch
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The Sure-Fire Shuffle Challenge
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bibliography \n a brief survey of the literature complete with author's biases \n stephen minch
1980
Stephen Minch
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Bibliography
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