It strikes me that virtual worlds like Second Life would be a great place to practice method-free mentalism. Has anyone ever done anything like this?

When I first heard of SL I thought the same thing, but not being a gamer or virtual worlder it was just too much of a new language to learn. I have a life, it keeps me busy enough.

Same here. I'm currently writing a feature article about virtual worlds and I may have to join one to find out more about it. Looking at a few online demos, it seems that these places are ripe for such fun and games.

Cold reading would be a doddle, for instance. They outlaw things like gaming, but I don't imagine being a virtual fortune teller would break any rules by giving readings. Plus, there's a huge market waiting to be tapped, rather than having to wait for it to come to you in the real world.

Makes yer fink, dunnit.

I don't care about mentalism in second life. I can fly!! And I created a second virtual life for the people inside virtual life that don't like the life they live there.


With love

Dwight.

ROFL nate...

I've done pre show on sl using alternative identities.

Jimmy carr (uk comedian) did stand up in sl.