Janus Deck, Forcierspiel | Edward Stein Romanos next another spectator chooses one

next another spectator chooses one of three books yet you clearly divine the words and them of the line they are concentrating on and you don't even know what page or book they are looking at

Fractal Re-Call (Revised) - JB's popular "Call Of The Wild" wild-card routine fractalized

Plus Two Big Bonus Effects

this paradox is very disturbing because the "solution" to this genre of magic

you request that it be turned on for the first time since being unplugged

Janus Deck, Forcierspiel | Edward Stein Romanos next another spectator chooses oneYou clearly show a complete poker deck of exactly 52 different cards (each card is shown once), shuffle them, and hold the fan out to the spectator. They pick out any card at will, and it's your predicted card. Or a spectator calls out a number from 1 to 52. You actually count (without any trickery) to exactly that position and land on the force card. Or the spectator spontaneously stops counting whenever they want. It doesn't help them! If you've