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Phantom At the Card Table
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I don't recall any incident where someone who accused me of changing a name of the trick became the bad guy. I would never criticize someone for pointing something like that out, but it is possible that some of my viewers did (wrongly of course). There are a few reasons why I change the names of some of the tricks. 1.) Often times I just don't remember what the name of the trick. Most of these tricks I learned years ago and I have a hard time remembering what the name was or who it was by. 2.) I have tried in the past to do research on certain tricks but it can be very difficult. Almost all tricks are influenced by a previous trick or idea, so I feel it is unfair to credit just one individual for the trick. The Estimation Aces trick for example... I am quite sure the idea of weaving cards in between the aces and then estimating where to cut the deck is older than Marlo. I suspect Marlo was responsible for the routining and structure of the trick, but I feel it would be disingenuous to solely credit Marlo. I wish I had the knowledge to give the proper credits to everything, but unfortunately I do not and I would rather let those interested to do their own research instead of me risking giving incorrect or incomplete information about a sleight or trick. That being said I always welcome information about the history of move or trick and am always willing to add that information in the description box of the video as long as I feel it is accurate and conclusive. 3.) There are also SEO (search engine optimization) reasons to change the title of the video to something more memorable and flashy. Youtube/Google pay the most attention to the title when indexing a video. I hope that sufficiently answers your questions! - Asad ---------- Post added at 01:29 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:27 AM ---------- Quote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8T9yeV9oT2o - Asad |
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