Description

Get ready to become a Professor of maths and show your audience that you are the ultimate maths wizz!

The performer shows the spectators four small rods with four different numbers on each of their sides. The spectator is invited to toss the rods on the table, assemble them, and then sum up on a Calculator (or on their telephone) the 16 numbers on the top sides of the rods. While the spectator is starting to just digit the first number, the performer immediately calls out the total!

This can be repeated as many times as desired, and always with a different result. The effect for the spectators is that you are a human computer able to add many different numbers in the blink of an eye. With this new version of the Mental Logs, you can also perform a Clairvoyance experiment, by predicting the totals even before the numbers to be totaled are seen by you or the spectator. The spectator in fact throws the logs, assembles them together, and you immediately write a total down on a piece of paper.

In fact, the spectator pulls the rods, puts them together in the order he wants and you turn all the bars over together and you write a prediction on a piece of paper for later. Before, first you immediately guess the result of the sum of the numbers that are now seen on the rods face up and the spectator adds them up and you have guessed correctly.

And then, as a super-finale, your prediction is read out...and after flipping all the rods back together and adding up the numbers that were hidden at the bottom...the total naturally corresponds to the number you wrote on the paper.

Nice trick, good price!

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