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Math Magic. learning | math | playing cards | tricks | vsauce. Written by Lambert Varias | February 7, 2016. Link. Vsauce talks about how cardists use patterns and probabilities to create long-winded tricks that seem to ensure a random outcome, even though what they've really done is the opposite.
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Vsauce Math Magic. Every time you shuffle a deck of cards well, smoosh it for a few minutes or riffle it seven or more times, chances are you have put those playing cards into an order that they have never been in in the entire history of cards, or humans, or the universe. Seriously.
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YouTube/Vsauce. Math is magic, according to a new YouTube video depicting the Kruskal count. Brain teasers and magic tricks help bring math to relatable real life even for the mathphobic.
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Math Magic - Vsauce. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. The math principles in this video can be so inspiring to design new magic tricks! The ultimate challenge is to use a mathematical principal in a trick, without even the use of numbers during the course of a trick. Just my two cents.
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Going back in time, I would say that the prototypical modern Vsauce video has it's roots, fittingly enough, in the video ''Math Magic'' from 2016. The video starts coming in from a tangent about a coincidence but then spends most of the video explaining card tricks. Granted, math heavy videos had existed before, and also were contemporary to that.
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Vsauce Math Magic \n. Demo of Math Magic \n\n. Every time you shuffle a deck of cards well, smoosh it for a few minutes or\nriffle it seven or more times, chances are you have put those playing cards\ninto an order that they have never been in in the entire history of cards, or\nhumans, or the universe. Seriously.\n-- Michael Stevens \n\n
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The way he covers topics in his videos may not be very "high-brow" or rigorous, but a lot of people get introduced to concepts they would never think about otherwise, which could result in more people researching certain topics in math beyond the videos.
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Sometimes math is so beautifully tricky, and presented in such a subtle way, that it's virtually indistinguishable from magic. Welcome to The Kruskal Count.D.
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LINKS:More about the trick: https://www.riddleministry.com/riddles/cards-in-the-dark/1333/Mismag822's tutorial and demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/wat.
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