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Fake Telepathy and Scam School in SPACE! | |
Number | 50 |
Broadcast Date | February 26, 2009 |
Episode Length | 12:36 |
Hosts | Brian Brushwood |
We made it! 50 episodes of Scam School! YEE-HAW!! You learn fake ESP powers and we show you the Mind Control trick from outer space!
Revision3 Summary
And to reward you for sticking with us for almost a year now, we're giving you a double-stuft episode, featuring our first intergalactic scam school student AND a diabolical method to fake telepathy between you and a friend:
THE CURRENCY CONNECTION
The Setup: To prove that you and your friend have ESP, any bill of any denomination is borrowed from any stranger. While the "psychic receiver" keeps his vision completely away from the bill, he's able to "remotely view" the bill in the transmitter's hands, and is able to recite all 9 digits of the borrowed bill.
The Work: this effect relies on a simple, yet deceptive code. While confirming each correct digit, the transmitter" uses the verbal code to tell the "Receiver" what the next digit will be.
To help you learn the code and understand what phrase goes with which digit, just think of the phrase "Yep, Yeah, Uh-huh." Each of these words will indicate a "top" "middle" or "Bottom" section of numbers.
Part One: diving the numbers into three "zones" of :yep, yeah, and uh-huh":
FIRST WORD
- uh-huh
- uh-huh
- uh-huh
- yeah
- yeah
- yeah
- yep
- yep
- yep
Part Two: subdivide the 3 groups into 9 individual numbers by adding a SECOND word, indicating that the number is the top, middle, or bottm of its section:
COMPLETE PHARSES
- uh-huh
- uh-huh, yeah
- uh-huh, yep
- yeah, uh-huh
- yeah
- yeah, yep
- yep, uh-huh
- yep, yeah
- yep
Finally, for zero, just pick any random affirmative. ("that's right" for example). You'll also notice that we don't repeat some of the words ("yep, yep" for example) since that would just sound weird.
Take about 20 mins to practice this code, and remember that it's actually the "transmitter" who has the harder job: If the receiver takes a moment to figure out the next digit, it comes across as looking like he's just "working his ESP", but if the transmitter shows any delays or mixups, your friends at the bar are going to figure out that you're working some kind of code. If you're playing as the transmitter, make sure to already be working out the next digit while you wait for the response from the receiver. There can be no delays if you're going to pull this off.
50th episode BONUS
We've got Scam School fans all over the world, but now we've eve got them in FREAKIN SPACE! Check out the bonus material featuring footage of video game mogul and second generation space explorer Richard Garriott performing Scam School mind control experiments (from episode 28) from the International Space Station!
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Next Week
We're gonna learn how Brian can use his hair to fend off a clan of ninjas!
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Preceded by: "Easy card trick called The Spelling Bee" |
Fake Telepathy and Scam School in SPACE! |
Followed by: "Be a Strongman and Learn Four Feats of Strength!" |