Too-Perfect Theory is not an empirical theory, but a philosophical notion that a trick possibly can be “too” perfect and thus lead the audience directly to the method or to a wrong solution which gives the magician no credit. This notion was first popularized by Rick Johnsson in Hierophant in 1970, expanding on an idea attributed to Dai Vernon.
Plot posed by Paul Curry sometime in the late 40s. Ed Marlow and contemporaries solved the problem the 50s. From the ’83 book: Marlow without tears pg 293 – Orlam’s Open Prediction
Spidey gives a great tutorial on spooky mentalism.
Card through arm trick. Take a playing card a push it through your arm! Freak our your sister! This Gross trick looks like you’re sawing your arm in half.
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