Ramon: Experienced Magicians Can Predict Illusions by Reading Subconscious Cues
Alex Ramon · How to Persuade Anyone, Build Confidence & Become Influential | Expert Magician · Dec 5, 2024 · at 8:29
Magician and entrepreneur Alex Ramon explains to Codie Sanchez what it means to 'read magic' analogous to reading sheet music.
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“So I can watch another magician, ok, I know why he's saying the things he's saying, why he's standing the way he's standing, why he's wearing what he's wearing, why he's choosing to use these specific words, because I can read magic and I can see And just by watching, and I'm not trying to figure it out, but I know what he's going to do and how he's going to do it before the audience even realizes.”
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