a ruse by any other name? \n relationship between magic and deception
- introduction
- the ubiquity of deception
- defining deception
- is it feasible to deceive one's self?
- the relationship between influence and deception
- secrets, revelations and surprises
- once deception has been discovered, can it be repeated?
- who does the "heavy lifting" in deception?
- summary
- references \n simon henderson \n modified from "deception by design" (simon henderson)
2019
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Simon Henderson
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A Ruse By Any Other Name?
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Also published here- modified from "Deception by Design" (Simon Henderson)
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2019
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influence & deception \n chapter intro about simon henderson \n benjamin earl
2019
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Benjamin Earl
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Influence & Deception
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2019
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anybody but a magician? \n - introduction
- thing about magic that do not translate well into other domains of deceptive practice
- aspects of deceptive practice that magic fails to address
- what aspects of magic can be transferred readily to other domains?
- what can magicians learn from deceptive practice in other domains? \n simon henderson
2019
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Simon Henderson
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Anybody But a Magician?
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2019
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it's (not) the real thing \n - introduction
- all deception and all magic is imperfect
- discrepancies and dowels
- types of anomaly
- what is gut-feel?
- the active stance
- what makes anomalies conspicuous
- spectators, suspicions, and solutions
- how to increase deceptive potency
- two exercises for practicing counter-deception
- summary
- references \n simon henderson
2020
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Simon Henderson
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It's (Not) The Real Thing
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2020
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anomalies in double lifts \n - anomalies in beginner's double lift
- anomalies in push-off double lift \n simon henderson
2020
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Simon Henderson
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Anomalies in Double Lifts
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