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I Will Show Your Name In This Video.. In this video we take a look at a trick where I can guess your name in one minute. We also take a look at some really cool mind tricks that only a genius can solve. This video will accurately guess your name.

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SUMMERLG

1. Talented 2. Patient 3. Caring 4. Dramatic, all pretty accurate

Awsome_Bread

He actually said carrot !!! I said carrot!

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FariaManzur-svjo

People who literally saw the name at the starting 😂

nadshah

6:11 not me seeing a shark with horrible rotting yellow teeth 😭💀

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Only real top 10speed fans can like this coment

brittanydake

Bro actually guessed my name in the thumbnail

thatgreenscreenkid

I found dramatic, sweet, and restless in that word search, which is the complete opposite of me

shunlingguo

The part where he "finds" your name is just basic math if you have A=1 1x2= 2 2+3=5 5×5=25 25-6=19 remove the nine and you get one and you can do that for every letter so it's not that crazy it's basically going "add one to your number then subtract one from your number"

ninjaboi

at 3:32 it depends on what part you focus on if you change where you think it begins the sound changes

dakqwasant

0:39 naive, charismatic, witty, and cause.

rmirez

3:04 I was literally thinking of Mr. Potato from Peppa Pig 😂

TheBeanieTriplets

04:48 *Actually, the answer could be either 4 or 5 pages, * because we can't know if the book page started with page 1 on the right or left side. If we consider a page without its number assigned, then the answer will be always be 3. Because if a book 1st page on the right starts with 1, meaning 2 is on the opposite face of the same page, then each odd number will be always on the right and all even numbers will appear on the left. Viseversa if page 1 starts on the left, then 2 will be on the right, meaning 2 and 3 will be part of the same page and even numbers will all be on the right and odd numbers on the left.

Meaning 7-8 same page = 7 must be on the right and 8 on the left after turning that same page. 100 will be on the left, 101 on the right, 222 on the left, 223 on the right. Total of 5 pages.

While if 7 on the left page and 8 on the right page = then 100 will be in the right page, 101 in the left page on the same page after you turned it (meaning both count as 1 page), same thing for 222 being on the right and 223 on the left page on the same page again (count as 1 again). Total of 4 pages.

You can try it yourself by picking any 2 books, one with odd numbers on the left and the other with right numbers on the left. If you would tear those pages, you will see they will never be 3, unless somehow the book decided to put empty unnumbered pages in between or added special pages like 90.5" (what kind of crazy book would do it tho).

The answer 6 was a trick for people who thought it was needed to just count them (falling for it).
Answer 3 is for people who thought they discovered the trick (still fell for it, trick inside a trick: trick-ception).
Answer 7 is for people who either fast read "7 pages" and instantly thought it was the classic grammatical trick. There's no other logical reason someone would pick 7.
Answer 5 is for people who took a book to have by default page 1 on the right (so odd numbers has even numbers behind, 1 + 2 + 2)
Answer 4 is for people who realized it could also be applied the same reasoning of answer 5 if somehow the book had page 1 on the left (so odd numbers on the left, even numbers on the right, 2 + 1 + 1). If they did then they know answer can't be just 4 but either 4 and 5, or 5 in standard books.

dubbyplays

So one has a line and the other one is a red background

julierose

1. Patient 2.witty 3.naive 4.talented. all very true

FinnStarbright

First letter of my name is represented by x
Double it(2x)
Add 3(2x+3)
Multiply by 5(5(2x+3)=10x+15)
Subtract 6(10x+15-6=10x+9)
From now, my number is 10x+9, or x9 for any digit x. We need to ignore the 9 at the right, so we have x. Since the values at the end are the same as the beginning values, we’re always getting the same letters.

mkiqoux

4:54 But if two consecutive page numbers in which the smaller one is odd and the larger one is even share the same page, wouldn't that mean that two consecutive page numbers in which the smaller one is even and the larger one is odd don't share the same page? And vice-versa?

benrythefox

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