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Lisp Series — Part 4

1987
Written by Philip T. Goldstein
Work of Philip T. Goldstein
17 pages (Stapled), published by Selfpublished
Illustrated with drawings by Philip T. Goldstein
Language: English
(18 entries)
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Philip T. Goldstein The Schizoid Rosary two piles created from deck, number of red card in one and court card in other pile predicted
VariationsAlso published here 1
Philip T. Goldstein Raw Deal selection and chosen number revealed with down-under deal
Also published here 2
Philip T. Goldstein The Bonsai Variations - a. The Bonsai Principle four objects put down in random order by spectator, subtle restriction
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Philip T. Goldstein b. The Bonsai Prediction order of four ESP cards predicted
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Philip T. Goldstein c. The Bonsai Prediction II order of four ESP cards predicted, erasable marker for prediction
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Philip T. Goldstein d. Telephone Bonsai order of four ESP cards is divined by medium over phone
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Philip T. Goldstein e. The Bonsai Swap extension of Bonsai Principle
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Philip T. Goldstein f. The Bonsai Swap II extension of Bonsai Principle
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Philip T. Goldstein Scratch hexagram from "I Ching" build with line cards predicted
Related to 6
Philip T. Goldstein Stax-Volt card produced with reverse faros predicted, number of cut-off cards found by adding values
Related toAlso published here 8
Max Holden Cross Cut Force
8
Philip T. Goldstein ESPrit property about order in ESP deck predicted after shuffle
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Philip T. Goldstein Force Majeur matrix force for any number, approach to Mel Stover's "Irresistible Force"
Inspired by 9
Philip T. Goldstein Horse Sense race presentation
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Philip T. Goldstein Numpersona telephone application with astrological sign revelation
Inspired by 12
Philip T. Goldstein Message Units multiple phase telephone test with medium on other side, involving coin, bill, color, dice
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Philip T. Goldstein Phone Effects credit information
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Philip T. Goldstein Calvinist Poker spectator chooses five cards after shuffle, prediction about cards made
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Data entered by Denis Behr.