Seeing is believing right?

Seeing is believing, or is it?

A fascinating demonstration of how
easy it is to fool eye witnesses
and video cameras:

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/487.html

- Brasscheck

[Nostalgia]

His arm went up the back of his jacket his shirt around his chest and out through the front of his shirt. simple.
Moved to short informational videos

but nearly there

[Regina]

I'd personally agree with Nostalgia. Would the unregistered member be kind enough to reveal the secret?

[loki]

It was the black guys arm, Chris just picked him up off the floor.

Our brains fill in lots of gaps by assumptions, in this case we are tricked.

Chris lifted the guy up via a harness and the black guy had a false right arm and a make-up covered real right arm which he pushed out as Chris lifts him up.

Timing is everything.

The black guy has to run off at the end to keep the illusion from being discovered, because if people were to touch him they would discover the false right arm and the harness.


The evidence has to be discarded quickly and then the man returns.


Were else have we seen the quick disposal of Evidence?

[Nostalgia]

Ach, bummer, it's not very often I'm right, but I'm wrong again.

[ZingPao]

I have got to remember this thread. I have a great video at work I need to post here.