Breaking stick. Effective trick and its solution

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Glue two paper strips into two rings. Then invite two spectators to hold two knives with their blades up. Hang paper rings on the knife blades, and put a thin, long stick into the rings. Then take another stick - thicker - and with all your might hit it on the first one. As a result of the blow, the thin stick will break, and the paper rings hanging on the blades of the knives (!), will remain intact.

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Focus secret:

A blow with a stick should be fast, and the action should be sharp, instant, then neither the paper rings nor the ends of the struck stick will have time to get inertia to move. Only the part of the stick that was hit moves, so the stick breaks. A slow and sluggish blow will not break the stick, but, on the contrary, will break the paper rings.

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