These magic tricks appear impossible even when performed casually. The methods rely on psychology, misdirection, and clever ...

It’s more fun to believe in a world where magic can possibly exist but then you see a different camera angle of a cool magic trick and realize it’s all just misdirection, tricks, and fantastic finger ...

These coin tricks use everyday objects and simple movements. No advanced finger dexterity is needed. Each trick relies on ...

We all want to believe in magic. And through misdirection and visual trickery, magicians can make us believe in it just for a moment. Working a magic trick takes pizazz and confidence, so make sure ...

Magicians rely on misdirection -- drawing attention to one place while they're carrying out their tricky business somewhere else. It seems like people with autism should be less susceptible to such ...

Researchers have unveiled how and why the public perceives some magic tricks in recent studies that could have real-world implications in military tactics, marketing and sports. Researchers at Barrow ...