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Hi, is this blog still active?
Unfortunately, no, this blog isnât active.

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Cool blog idea! Keep it up please!
Thank you for the encouragement! But I donât really have ideas for what to post these days...
I've recently started watching Criminal Minds...
...and I have to say- this shit is awesome! Sure, on the surface it's closer to Law and Order than it is to The Mentalist, but you guys shouldn't look on the surface like that!
This show delves deep into various parts of psychology and provides a lot of fascinating insights that a mentalist could use.
For those of you who don't know, Criminal Minds is a show about a team of profilers who work for the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit. They study human behavior (particularly that of serial killers, but also people in general) in order to locate patterns. They then use these patterns to create formulas of how to proceed when dealing with criminals in the future. Doesn't that sound almost like what mentalists do?
Final Exams and Memorizing
For a lot of you, it's going to be Finals Week soon. There's probably a ton of stuff you'll have to remember for your tests. I have a post or two on this blog (can't remember if it was just the one) about memorization techniques. I hope some of you try (and succeed!) in applying the techniques to your school work. I myself have been attempting (but not succeeding XD) to use these techniques for school.
I had a quiz in my Italian class the other day. I had to memorize about 20 objects in Italian (caffettiera, occhiali da sole, etc.) Yeah, it was not the easiest thing for me. I have very average memory. But I sat in the kitchen and stared at things like the fridge, the stove, the counter- and I tried to picture myself walking around the kitchen and associating each object with a new task I was doing in the kitchen. I ended up only remembering about 10 of the objects, but hey... At least I got some of them!
I think the lesson here is that you shouldn't get discouraged from your mentalism and magic techniques. Practice will make you better and you've just got to keep your optimism levels high! :D
Should I stay or should I go?
I'm confused as to how I even have any followers at all... It's not like this is a very active blog or a very good one. I feel guilty about not posting anything or even reblogging. Should I delete this blog? My instinct is to just do it, but since I have some followers, I'd feel bad about it.

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Watching The Mentalist is a great way to learn techniques the fun way.
How to walk across a pool of water. Apparently you need a whole crew of people to do the fancy effects. This doesnât look like a cheap magic trick.
The Memory Palace. Thereâs been a lot of coverage on this, but it never hurts to spread the word.
Deducing stuff is hard to do...
I need to get better at deduction. On a scale of dog to Patrick Jane, Iâm a negative Sherlock Holmes.
This technique is useful for remembering lists. For example, you can use the link system to remember your grocery shopping list or your daily to-do list. There are also less mundane uses for the link system that mentalists are fond of. Famous mentalists like Simon Winthrop enjoy using the link...

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Bear with me, guys. This is going to be a rather long post- and even with its length, I still wonât be able to cover the whole concept of detecting lies.
To become a human lie detector, you have to incorporate a lot of things. Eye movements and body language are the biggest factors in...
Dynamo, an English magician, went around London over the weekend, âlevitatingâ next to this bus. He hasnât revealed how he accomplished this trick.
dude dont forget this guy walked on water
he casually strolled down the side of a building, LEVITATED IN FRONT OF CHRIST THE REDEEMER IN RIO and predicted football scores resulting in a large win on a bet WHICH HE THEN GAVE TO THE TEENAGE CANCER TRUST. Dynamo is amazing.
heâs finally getting notes!!!!
I love this man so much
fucking dynamo fucking sold his fucking soul to fucking Crowley
Fucking explain to me how else he could fucking melt glass with his bare fucking hands
JESUS
This is that superhero nobody believes is real under the guise of being a magician, oh my god heâs a deity.
this is the shit drop out students from Hogwarts do
This guy is the shit! Heâs amazing!
The Link System (A Memory Technique)
This technique is useful for remembering lists. For example, you can use the link system to remember your grocery shopping list or your daily to-do list. There are also less mundane uses for the link system that mentalists are fond of. Famous mentalists like Simon Winthrop enjoy using the link system to mystify and baffle their audiences with amazing memory feats. They can ask the audience to randomly call out words, and then recite the words back to them in order. So, are you interested in learning about this link system?
Letâs start out with a list of items we want to remember. Say that you want to buy these items at the grocery store: Eggs, Milk, Bread, Cheese, Bacon, Broccoli.
First, you have to remember the first item on the list. Thatâs all. Just remember that you need to buy eggs. Now, visualize the eggs in your mind. Visualize the next item on the list, milk. Connect the two items in an image in your mind, making it as ridiculous and outlandish as possible. Things that stand out are more memorable than ordinary things; we all know this.
In my mind, I am picturing the egg and the milk having an argument with each other. Milk is accusing the egg of not being a true dairy product. Theyâre getting into a fight- and the egg just rolled over onto the milk carton, crushing it and spilling the milk. However, the egg has cracked itself in the process. These two items are now linked in your mind. Once you think of eggs, youâll think of milk too.
Next, you have to match up milk with bread. You could picture a piece of bread ambling up to the spilled milk carton and asking worriedly if the milk is okay. âIâll wipe you up, dear,â the bread offers. The bread then proceeds to faceplant itself onto the floor to absorb the milk. You have now linked milk with bread.
Bread now has to link with cheese. The bread is still flattened on the floor in a puddle of milk. A slice of cheddar cheese is soaring through the air, drifting along leisurely. It looks down and spots the mess of milk, bread, and egg on the ground. It decides to float down and see whatâs up. It kicks the bread, checking to see if itâs still alive.
To link cheese with bacon, we can have a pig running and getting splattered with cheese. The cheese blinds the pig and so it ends up running right into a bunch of slicing and dicing knives. The pig enters, but bacon emerges from the other side. Harsh, but itâs how you make things memorable.
Finally, we can link bacon to broccoli by seeing all that greasy bacon lying around on the ground after itâs been sliced up by the knives. Broccoli is hopping along, looking for fellow broccoli pieces, but all it sees are trees. It thinks the trees are pieces of broccoli, but theyâre actually really far away trees. The broccoli keeps hopping, trying to get closer and closer, but never gets there. Finally, it stops at a pile of greasy bacon and decides to jump onto a piece and skateboard.
Youâve now linked your items to each other. Picturing the first item- eggs- will lead you to picture the rest of the items. You can do this with any items, not just grocery lists.
Hint to the Brain Exercise
I am in a hardware store.
Another Brain Exercise
Okay, I know this isn't a good post, but it's consolation for taking so long to come up with something I want to write about.
In this store, 1 costs 10 cents, 43 cost 20 cents, 123 cost 30 cents. Can you explain this? Can you figure out what I'm buying?
A hint will be posted on Oct. 20 and if you want the answer to this exercise, you can message me.

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