You will receive two different, medical-looking “recipe pads” in A6 format (56 sheets) as well as the instruction booklet, A5 format, 11 pages, with four routines explained in detail.
Pseudo-psychometry, reading the mind of the audience : the prefix "pseudo" refers to the technical imitation of psychometric phenomena. Numerous aids and techniques have been developed for this purpose. Here you can get one of these aids in two different versions: two pads whose sheets you can assign to up to 8 or up to 56 (!) viewers (this also opens up possibilities for large audiences!). The questions can be about favorite colors, actors, singers, films, soap operas, authors, books, or whatever the viewer likes most (from Limburger cheese to traffic jams on the highway or speeches from their boss). It can be about the content of the notes or their type (graphology) or even small drawings that are interpreted psychoanalytically.
The instruction booklet offers 4 detailed routines:
In the Name of Love : This is about first love, where the name of the second test person is apparently read from his thoughts without any aid.
Lucky numbers: "Everything is a number!" said the Pythagoreans. And so, this is about lucky and fateful numbers of spectators, which are recognized by a change in the iris or plucked from the convolutions of the brain (allegedly), or for which a magic square is constructed. Combining these with the date square "Dürer and more" creates a truly stunning effect.
The Psyche Test : A test with four spectators (sentence completion, tree test, color test, alter ego), which offers all presentation possibilities from scientifically serious to cabaret-like.
The Lie Test . An inscrutable combination of pseudo-psychometrics and the Mirror Force (Principle 1). Four spectators shuffle a deck, each take a card, and write down either their card correctly or with the wrong value or color. The cards are shuffled. The performer can decipher who told the truth and who lied about their note, and then determine which card they actually have!
Pseudo-psychometry, reading the mind of the audience : the prefix "pseudo" refers to the technical imitation of psychometric phenomena. Numerous aids and techniques have been developed for this purpose. Here you can get one of these aids in two different versions: two pads whose sheets you can assign to up to 8 or up to 56 (!) viewers (this also opens up possibilities for large audiences!). The questions can be about favorite colors, actors, singers, films, soap operas, authors, books, or whatever the viewer likes most (from Limburger cheese to traffic jams on the highway or speeches from their boss). It can be about the content of the notes or their type (graphology) or even small drawings that are interpreted psychoanalytically.
The instruction booklet offers 4 detailed routines:
In the Name of Love : This is about first love, where the name of the second test person is apparently read from his thoughts without any aid.
Lucky numbers: "Everything is a number!" said the Pythagoreans. And so, this is about lucky and fateful numbers of spectators, which are recognized by a change in the iris or plucked from the convolutions of the brain (allegedly), or for which a magic square is constructed. Combining these with the date square "Dürer and more" creates a truly stunning effect.
The Psyche Test : A test with four spectators (sentence completion, tree test, color test, alter ego), which offers all presentation possibilities from scientifically serious to cabaret-like.
The Lie Test . An inscrutable combination of pseudo-psychometrics and the Mirror Force (Principle 1). Four spectators shuffle a deck, each take a card, and write down either their card correctly or with the wrong value or color. The cards are shuffled. The performer can decipher who told the truth and who lied about their note, and then determine which card they actually have!
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