Computer Card Trick

[Ivan Seeking]

http://www.pda-usa.com/adventure/forwards/cardtric.htm

[Greg Bernhardt]

Clever, but obviously the cards below are none of the cards above. Thanks for the link Ivan.

[Ivan Seeking]

Originally posted by Greg Bernhardt
Clever, but obviously the cards below are none of the cards above. Thanks for the link Ivan.

[:D] a minor chuckler

[Pauly Man]

There are versions of this "trick" all over the net. Usually they actually use a change of browser window or something to mask the obviousness of the trick, but oh well....

Still amusing though, I agree.

[Andy]

i think i must be stupid! i cant see the obviousnes of this trick at all.[:((]

[Ivan Seeking]

Originally posted by Andy
i think i must be stupid! i cant see the obviousnes of this trick at all.[:((]

Hey Andy,
First, write down all of your options before choosing a card. Then choose, check the answer, and write down what you see.

[Integral]

OR play it backwards, pick a card from the bottom set, note that it does not appear in the top set. Strange how it works both ways! [;)]

[Andy]

OH MY GOD! How did i not see that! i think all this college rubbish is going to my head. I'm sure i would have noticed that before i started college! I will now have to go and beat myself with a very large stick!

[On Radioactive Waves]

make sure if you're going to beat yourself with a meter-stick, to hit hit yourself on the 67 cm mark. I learned that in college heh heh......

[Andy]

its already snapped! gonna put a pin just under my toe and kick something very hard with my toe!

[AndersHermansson]

Originally posted by Andy
i think i must be stupid! i cant see the obviousnes of this trick at all.[:((]

If you go from the presumption that a homepage can't read your mind you will easily come to the conclusion that the homepage is fooling you in some way.

[KLscilevothma]

I usually choose more than 1 option when encountering these tricks.

[Andy]

If you go from the presumption that a homepage can't read your mind you will easily come to the conclusion that the homepage is fooling you in some way.

Yea i know that, i was going with the assumption that it was a clever computer programme that was at work there.