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wulfiesmith Inner circle Beverley, UK 1362 Posts 
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I feel a "Which Hand" would work well.
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Russo Inner circle So.California / Centl.Florida / retired Florida 1286 Posts
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I'll always remember when Wife and I were doing an Illusion Show for a Large Deaf Group - in the Middle of the Show someone shouted "STOP TALKING - WE CAN'T HEAR YOU", someone else shouted "His assistant isn't deaf and needs the cues" - the Audience all applauded and almost threw the 1st guy out (there was a signing interpreter on the side of the stage). Don't we all have fun ?
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MudMedic New user Calgary, Alberta, Canada 50 Posts
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I am trying to come up with a good 3D marking system for a Rubik's Cube...since it would be tactile and still color coded, it could be used for any vision impaired participant. I am thinking about using raised crosses, Xs, circles, depressed circles, etcetera. This could open up the myriad Rubik's routines.
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critter Inner circle Spokane, WA 3276 Posts
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Someone should write a book on this subject.
I have a blind daughter and we go to a social club for blind people every week. I'm sure they'd love some entertainment. A local Lion's Club would be great to hit up for potential gigs or volunteer opportunities if anyone ever wanted to specialize in this "branch." Did you know there's a martial arts for blind people called "One Touch?" Awesome.
Typhoon Tuck
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CrimeAnalyst Loyal user United States 252 Posts
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Infinity Blocks by Paul Carnazzo.
The Atomic Code by Mark Lemon, if they have/can use a smartphone calculator to tell Siri to add specific numbers together. Supercan by Greg Rostami, if you could get the gaff printed on a braille card. I wonder if Alakazam’s new “Print By Magic” service could do this? |
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Slim King Eternal Order Orlando 18725 Posts
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On Feb 19, 2024, Russo wrote: That's Hillllllllarious!!!! 
THE MAN THE SKEPTICS REFUSE TO TEST FOR ONE MILLION DOLLARS.. The Worlds Foremost Authority on Houdini's Life after Death.....
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Russo Inner circle So.California / Centl.Florida / retired Florida 1286 Posts
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Ahhhhhhhhhh MEMORIES - it was a fun Show - 50 + years ago <> THANK YOU, friend
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Pedrovincent New user 34 Posts
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This is a really interesting discussion. I work in academia (education), and I've got into a book project with two colleagues where we will be writing about magic for blind and vision impaired children. Such projects can take a long time to get published due to peer-review etc., but if anyone here is interested, let me know if you want me to post a link to the book chapter here at the magic café when it gets out. I'm 99% sure it will be open access.
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David Todd Inner circle 2849 Posts
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Ian Buckland performed the Vanishing Bird Cage for a small group of blind children. What a marvelous idea for bringing blind people into the moment of magic, although they do not "see" the cage disappear, they feel the cage, then it's GONE ! The astonishment is every bit as powerful.
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critter Inner circle Spokane, WA 3276 Posts
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On Nov 7, 2025, Pedrovincent wrote: Absolutely.
Typhoon Tuck
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