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Mr. X Elite user U.K. 440 Posts 
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"This trick is only as good as its statistical foundation." - Sam Randlett.
Does anyone know where I can find the most extensive study of card-naming to date, for this side of the Atlantic (UK), cheers.
So much to do. So little time.
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Alan Jackson Elite user Cardiff, UK 432 Posts
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I can't say it's the most extensive study but a good start would be Miracle Thought Projection in Richard Osterlind's "Dynamic Mysteries" (pages 37-46).
There are 10 kinds of people: those who understand binary numbers, and those who don't.
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Mr. X Elite user U.K. 440 Posts
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Thanks Mr Jackson, I will hunt it down.
Is there anywhere on the web that has this type of information?
So much to do. So little time.
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