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This is a very simple trick and requires only a little practice to perform. You show the audience a piece of rope (the rope should be long enough and thick enough) on which two loose knots are tied. Have someone, without untying this double knot, split it into two separate knots.

After the audience is convinced that this operation is impossible, ask someone to come on stage and help you a little. Give the audience one end of the rope each, let them taut it slightly. After that, calmly spread the knots in different directions.

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Focus secret:

In order to do this, you need to throw the first knot over the rope (along the second knot) and pass it through the top knot. As a result, there will be two divorced knots on the rope.

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