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Lay out any three objects in a row on the table, for example, geometric shapes - a cone, a ball and a cube. Mark the places where they are located with the numbers 1, 2, 3.

Turn your back to the audience, and have one of the audience begin to swap objects in pairs, calling aloud the numbers corresponding to their places. For example, when changing objects in the first and third places (cone and ball), the viewer must say aloud "one" and "three". He can rearrange the items as many times as he wants, but be sure to call the appropriate numbers.

Then, at some point, the viewer must silently swap two objects and notice the one that remains in place. After that, he again continues to swap objects and call out loud the numbers corresponding to their places. The essence of the trick is that you finally turn to the table and point to the object that was chosen by the viewer and left in place.

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Focus secret:

Before turning away from the table, you must remember the position of the object lying under the number one (in this case it will be a cone). Turning your back, you use your fingers as an account without the audience noticing. Label your index, middle and ring fingers with the numbers "1", "2" and "3". In advance, touch your thumb to the finger under the number "1".

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