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bmagic wrote:It's false advertising if the spectator can't choose any card and experience the same exact situation as shown in the demo.
I am disappointed when the demos only show the best possible outcome.
Demitri wrote:It is absolutely NOT false advertising.
Demitri wrote:The spectator CAN choose any card - and be shown that their selection was the sole survivor. You're placing after-the-fact information into the equation, which is what is creating this sense of disappointment.
Demitri wrote:There is no "best possible outcome", there's only one outcome. The spectator makes a choice - it's the right choice - there you go.
Demitri wrote:Say you don't like the effect, that's fine. You're entitled to think a particular way. However, it's not right to say it's false advertising when it clearly is not.
bmagic wrote:...The effect as presented in the demo is the ideal situation and will get the best reactions...I have not purchased the emperor's new clothes...
Replicant wrote:...if you have not purchased KEP, then how do you know the demo presents the "ideal situation" with the "best reactions"?
seige wrote:Bit of a tangent developing here.
Blapsing_Beard wrote:I knew all outcomes and the method before I purchased the effect...so effectively, i didn't spend £24.99 on the secret, but the props...
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