Pin and rubber band. Effective trick and its solution

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Pin and rubber band. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Pick up a thin elastic band on which a pin is attached. Your hands are at different heights - one is higher, the other is lower. The pin is located next to the lower arm. But now she began to climb the elastic band from the lower hand to the upper.

Focus secret:

Take a look at the drawing. It clearly shows that before the focus began, the pin was not fixed at all in the middle of the elastic band, but closer to one of the edges. The point on the left is where the elastic is held by the fingers of the lower hand, and the point on the right is where the elastic is held by the fingers of the upper hand.

Focus Pin and rubber band

After capturing the elastic band, the hands are slightly divorced and the elastic band is stretched. If you now begin to slightly loosen the clamp of the fingers of the lower hand, the elastic will begin to shrink, and the pin will begin to move up.

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