The Adjustment Bureau A.C.A.A.N. by Brad Ballew video DOWNLOAD

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The Adjustment Bureau ist ein ACAAN-Effekt, der sich an Philip K. Dick's Geschichte "The Adjustment Team" und seinen Film anlehnt. Der Magier erzählt dem Zuschauer über eine geheimnisvolle Organisation, die den Verlauf der Welt mit strategischen Anpassungen beeinflusst.

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• Der Zuschauer wählt zufällig ein Karten und eine Zahl aus - beide vollkommen frei und fair.
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• Die Wahrscheinlichkeit des Zuschauers' Zahlen zu dem gewählten Karten zu führen ist sehr gering, es wird nur dann passieren, wenn eine notwendige "Anpassung" vorgenommen wird.
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- Sehr einfach auszuführen.
\n- Der Magier berührt die Karten nie.
\n- Keine Fälschungen oder Blicktaktiken.
\n- Keine mentale Rechnungsfähigkeit erforderlich.
\n- Ein normaler Kartendeck; kann für andere Tricks verwendet werden.
\n- Die gewählte Karte ist vollkommen frei.
\n- Die Zahl wird aus wahrhaft zufälligen Entscheidungen des Zuschauers abgeleitet, ohne Einfluss des Magiers.

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- Keine Ausnahmen; der Trick verläuft immer gleich.
\n- Die gewählte Karte kann wirklich in jedem Kartendeck sein - sei es das unterste, oberste oder irgendein anderes Kartenblatt.
\n- Der Magier weiß nicht den Zuschauers' Karte oder Zahl bis zum Schluss.\n\n

Originale englische Beschreibung

The Adjustment Bureau is an ACAAN effect inspired by Philip K. Dick's story The Adjustment Team and its film adaptation, The Adjustment Bureau. The performer tells the spectator about a shadowy organization that manipulates the course of the world with strategic adjustments, predicting people's decisions and using this information to alter their life paths.

The performer then attempts to do something similar with the spectator, presenting a normal deck of cards placed on the table, which the performer never touches throughout the performance. The spectator chooses a random card and a random number-both of which are completely open and fair choices, with the possibility of selecting any card and any number between 1 and 52.

The performer explains that the odds of the spectator's random number leading to their chosen card are unlikely-it won't happen unless a necessary "adjustment" is made. Before the spectator makes their choices or reveals them, the performer writes down a prediction: an adjustment number that, when combined with the spectator's number, leads directly to the position of their selected card.

• Extremely easy to do.
• The performer never touches the deck, ever.
• No sleights.
• No peeks.
• No mental math.
• Completely normal deck; can be used for other tricks afterward.
• The card is a completely free choice.
• The number is derived from truly random choices made by the spectator, with no influence from the performer.
• There are no outs; the trick plays out the same way every time.
• The spectator's card can genuinely be anywhere in the deck-whether it's the bottom card, the top card, the 5th, the 29th, the 41st, etc.
• The performer truly doesn't know the spectator's card or number until the end.

Originale englische Beschreibung

The Adjustment Bureau is an ACAAN effect inspired by Philip K. Dick's story The Adjustment Team and its film adaptation, The Adjustment Bureau. The performer tells the spectator about a shadowy organization that manipulates the course of the world with strategic adjustments, predicting people's decisions and using this information to alter their life paths.

The performer then attempts to do something similar with the spectator, presenting a normal deck of cards placed on the table, which the performer never touches throughout the performance. The spectator chooses a random card and a random number-both of which are completely open and fair choices, with the possibility of selecting any card and any number between 1 and 52.

The performer explains that the odds of the spectator's random number leading to their chosen card are unlikely-it won't happen unless a necessary "adjustment" is made. Before the spectator makes their choices or reveals them, the performer writes down a prediction: an adjustment number that, when combined with the spectator's number, leads directly to the position of their selected card.

• Extremely easy to do.
• The performer never touches the deck, ever.
• No sleights.
• No peeks.
• No mental math.
• Completely normal deck; can be used for other tricks afterward.
• The card is a completely free choice.
• The number is derived from truly random choices made by the spectator, with no influence from the performer.
• There are no outs; the trick plays out the same way every time.
• The spectator's card can genuinely be anywhere in the deck-whether it's the bottom card, the top card, the 5th, the 29th, the 41st, etc.
• The performer truly doesn't know the spectator's card or number until the end.