Glass Table Trick: How Does He Do It?

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The discussion centers around a video showcasing a seemingly impossible feat, prompting viewers to question how it was accomplished. Participants speculate that the performance may be a modern internet hoax, suggesting that the crowd's reactions could be staged. References to similar illusions, such as a man walking through glass, indicate skepticism about the authenticity of the act. The conversation also notes prior discussions on the topic in other forums, suggesting a broader interest in the mechanics behind such performances.
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How does he do it?

http://www.compfused.com/directlink/1036/
 
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dduardo said:
How does he do it?
I wouldn't know. My Japanese is a bit rusty ! :-p
 
dduardo said:
How does he do it?
http://www.compfused.com/directlink/1036/

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I think this is just a new form of internet hoaxes. .

The crowd is staged. Watch an entire man walk through glass
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