Asi wind is one of the greatest minds and performers in magic. Just love his thinking and performance skill. He makes sleight of hand look like real magic, even to Magicians.
Asi Wind is phenomenal. One of the best. I did a basic magic course of his once and it was great to impress my friends with, but this was unfathomable! Mind blown 🤯
Dan White did two of those tricks years ago on Fallon. Search Dan White Roots magic and he makes cards appear in Tariq's jacket pocket. But not just one card. It's still cool. I'm not a hater.
I loved this episode. It fascinated me how much he intuitively knows about the human psyche that then huberman could back up with scientific explanations and evidence.
Calculator trick is one that seems easiest to guess how it is done. When he is handed the phone, he subtly presses "=" once again. That will add the "code" again to the previous result. He has probably trained shit ton of mental math, so he subtracts whatever he saw on the phone as first sum from the second number that he only glances for a second. Once he knows the code , he prearranges the four cards and then forces those cards pretty obviously on Huberman. He didn't really choose random cards, he was handed four specific cards. Forcing stuff is always so wild, it seems like a huge gamble but seems to work everytime.
Almost: He doesn't even need to do any math. Pressing C and then = reveals the secret code immediatly. The rest is correct. Increadible forcing skills. And for some reason it always works.
A magicians magician, complemeting a magician, on a video about a magician. Beause magician. Do you also have dreams within a dream? Could Apollo Robbins take his wallet and hide it in Huberman's left shoe while you were all talking at the bar?
To make such a comment, I am guessing you know how the tricks's were done? Hypothetically, let's assume that Asi used real magic to perform these tricks. Wouldn't you agree that real magic is far more impressive than just a "trick." Because you assume it is a trick, you are trying to judge the merits of trick from a position of ignorance rather than a position of knowledge. With that being said, do you have the proper knowledge to be able to distinguish real magic from just a trick? Or are you just assuming it is a trick and judging it on creativity and presentation? IMO, before someone critiques a trick, they must prove it is a trick first, then that person can judge from a position of knowledge. @robbiereekie3694
Asi's a fantastic magician. Is he the best alive? He's a contender, but it really depends on what you value in your magic. It doesn't really make any sense to say 'he's the best'. He's not the best performer. He's not the best card handler. He's not the best mentalist. David Blaine thinks he's the best though, and Blaine's in a better position to make that judgement than I am.
@@MisterCee420 lot of people don't understand this yeah they do 'sleight of hand' and mind tricks; thats what makes people miss it when they slip in something REAL have you watch this dude named imad? google "imad magician" ...just like thay not "imad THE magician" and check him out
I should probably STFU but I'd say the code to unlock the family's trust, the family's safe or something like that! Which made me feel like "Oh shit", and then felt like I was hearing him think "I should not have used this code, that wasn't a good idea, is it compromised now etc... Well, that's alright, we're all friends here Dr Huberman, we zip it and forget it 🤐
Yes, you should probably give up... It is not worth it... If someone can do better, why should you try after all? Wait, can't anybody at any given moment do better than you in any discipline (Especially considering subjectivity)? Yeah... We should probably stop trying to do stuff 😅 (Or you rewire your neural pathways, you embrace the challenge and you get better than the YOU of yesterday 🙌🏻) Ps: I'm aware it was likely very ironic and that my answer sounds like I didn't get it.
@@supercal333 Why would Huberman pretend to be amazed? Asi Wind is a very established and skilled magician. What's not to believe? That he has supernatural powers? Of course not.
Oh really you helped him change his tire, how? He used you as an assistant, asked you if you see the rear flat tire and then told you to close your eyes and count to 3, then he snapped his fingers and the flat tire was swapped with the spare one from the boot…😂
check out "imad magician"; google it that way i.e. NOT "imad THE magician" the things he is doing like d blaine and asi wind maybe even more unbelievable
"Trick" at 10:39 revealed: They have boom mics above their heads to record sound and in the wide angle shots the upper 20% of the screen are comped in. Huberman happened to move his hands into the comped in area when doing the "mind blown" motion. In editing they had the choice between removing the comp (and showing the Mics in the process) or letting his hand "disappear" for half a second. They choose to go with the latter. Easy! 😅
My wife & I saw Asi in NYC & I got us tickets at his table (you're legit as close as Huberman is). This dude is a warlock or something bc he is UNBELIEVABLY smooth IRL, were he to get outed one day as an ACTUAL wizard I'd be like "That makes sense".😂😂😂
@@supercal333doing sleight of hand and using sophisticated props, as well as some other finely tuned mental gymnastics and psychological trickery... Magic is pretty manipulative if you asked me. It would be way cooler if they would actually show how their tricks are done instead of guarding their essentially common knowledge like it's some occult secret.
on 7:12. You see after he took the photo, he tapped the "album button" ( lower left corner ) BEFORE he lays down the phone, and in split second if you pause, you can see the FINAL photo is already showing, although blurry. I still don't know he got the card in the photo, however there's a camera cut at the moment when the flash activates, that should be telling, maybe the wallet material reacts to flash?. Ha, I still don't' know how the card got in the photo, but that's how much I could catch. Fun stuff.
I knew that he put it in the wallet but couldn’t quite see how but yeah after your comment I rewatched it and you’re right. You can see it. It’s still amazing that he found the 3 of diamonds and was able to insert it without him noticing. Pretty crazy.
Its maybe some substance that appears when only when light flashes. You can see after he takes the picture, the camera angle changes to his face so the editors know it was there all along appearing in the photo albums bottom left corner of the camera
nice spot. My best guess is that it has something to do with the flash. It's broad daylight, the regular camera app woudln't trigger the flash. That can't be a coincidence. He must've turned it on on purpose. That also explains why the camera angle switches as he takes the picture. The wallet is a "magic wallet" that somehow reacts to the flash and makes the card visible on the picture - Remember, it's Asi's wallet, not Hubermans. The card that will appear is predetermined and the real trick is then to make Huberman guess that exact card. No idea how he does that though.
@@JB_inks Took me a minute to think that through but my best guess is that the wallet has a screen where the card should appear and a light sensor, and when the flash from the camera hits the sensor the screen quickly flashes the image of the card so that it shows up on the photo.Then it's just a matter of "forcing" the person to pick that card which is something that I know good card magicians can do.
@@ImOnAGoat91 He doesn't have him think of the 3 of hearts, he forces him to draw the 3 of hearts. He had him think of the 3 of diamonds, and tell him, then he stalls, finds it with the deck face down somehow and then sneaks it in the wallet when he asks him to draw card halfway out the first time. It's the only time he's touching the wallet with the deck and his hands as obstruction so it has to be then. The execution and slight of hand is still baffling though. The rest is just showmanship.
This is incredible, you would enjoy the work of Derren Brown. He has been on Joe Rogan but there was much they didn’t touch on. You two would have a fascinating discussion!
@@randygonzalez5758That's not odd. It's only 52 cards. So, some people are bound to have thought of the same card. It would be odd if no one but Huberman did.
I saw Asi in NY last year - I got to sit immediately next to him at the table and participate in some of the tricks- my mind is still reeling from the experience
For those who don't know: Asi Wind is an absolute genius. He is the mind behind a lot of David Blaine's performances. He's got this version of "Triumph", which is so hot damn creative... I came up with an easier way of doing it, which does not require a pressure fan, but the rest is his. I do 2 "Triumphs" now: his, and the Irish Shuffle. His creative mind and contributions to the art of magic are significant.
There's multiple layers of magic here. There's the magic tricks which are absolutely amazing. If you were to learn how the effects works the amazement disappears. But if you were to take the time to practice the trick and try to perform them yourself you would likely discover you're not able to do it. It takes a unique brain to really pull this stuff off.
Mr Huberman thank you very much for your tips i recently followed your tips for sleeping better by dropping the temprature down which you said in one of your videos what i did was i opened the window for fresh air and it helped and made me sleep better at night which made me wake up early thank you so much for your tips Mr Huberman 😊
This guy is elite of elite. And there’s a decent chance he designed/co-designed that 1 trick some other magician impressed you with if it happened in last decade. That’s his side hustle. His B-level material is good enough to be another magician’s grand finale. He should be waaaay more famous. Generational talent. Love that Andrew featured him.
Anyone else notice Huberman's😢 right forearm vanish into thin air after they handshake and while he raises his arm above his head around 10:43-10:44 into the video? 😢
So many are asking: At 10:40 what you're seeing is a common microphone masking trick. There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
I love card magic, because you know how its done, but its still impresses the hell out of me how much dedication, time and effort it takes to perform these routines. Its easy to say "oh, he forces cards bla bla bla", but man... its still magic to me that there are people who willing to sacrifice this much for their craft.
If the participant was anyone other than Dr. Huberman, I would have been rolling my eyes at the end of each act, but for those of us who have listened to over 100 episodes of Huberman Lab podcast, his loss for words is inescapably chilling.
Spoiler Alerts (tricks exposed): 5:03 possibly looking at something/someone behind Andrew notifying the 4 digit code. 5:13 locate a 7, shuffle it to the back. 5:16 located a 9. 5:31-5:34 speed up and ‘force deal’ the right cards to Andrew 7:00 make sure Andrew holds it correctly as to not see that although it buttons, a card can be skipped through the side into the ‘buttoned’ sleeve. 7:38 quickly fan through the cards looking for the card andrew mentions by using hidden indicators on the back of the cards secretly identifying each card value. Locate 3 with finger 7:49 Place hands on top of wallet and slide the 3 in the slot behind the ‘securely buttoned’ sleeve. 7:52-7:54 Forced and awkward fingers from sliding the card into the side of the wallet while having to hold wallet stationary. 8:54 Andrew almost discovers the place the card was slipped into side. 9:00 Readjust card to make sure Andrew pulls it out the right direction. I’ll give $500 cash to anyone who gets me in contact with Bobbi Althoff or Rick Glassman. Thanks.
Unfortunately I have no idea how Asi forces or keeps track of the J❤-I suspect something happened during the bit that was cut. When Wind takes out the cards, a 4 is the bottom card. When he fans them out, it is a different card. I would need to see what he did with the cards and know what he said to Andrew during that time. However, from 0:45 onward: - He takes back the cards. Immediately he staggers the deck , marking the location of the _target card_ -He carefully pushes the deck to Huberman using only his thumb to push from the very bottom of the deck. It keeps the cards from shifting, retaining the stagger. This is cleverly performed as a gesture meant to convey the sincerity with which Asi does not desire to manipulate the cards. -He starts cutting packets of cards off the top. Ideally he wants the participant to stop him right as he picks up the last of the staggered portion of the deck. To help with this, he uses a clever little signaling trick. After a few cuts, he picks up the rest of the staggered portion of the deck in a noticeably larger chunk of cards and slaps them down with ~20% more force than the others. -the participant says stop because they are being subtlety pressured into doing so. 1, an unexpected number of cards were just cut and at the new rate the participant feels they are at risk of failing to complete their single task and 2, slapping them down on the table instantly prompts humans to question whether the table-slapper is becoming impatient. -Asi stops, _seemingly_ in the middle of moving a packet that is in fact a single card. He asks Andrew if he should move it or put it back, but it’s too late! He has already cheated and put the card back without permission. Huberman tells him he wants them moved, _but Asi corrects him_ “we’ll move one more.” -Alas, this too is a lie. Right now, Wind knows that the top card of the pile he’s cutting off is the Jack, and he’s holding the last staggered card. If you tell him to finish moving the cards, he _doublelifts_ the top 2 cards and puts them on top of the right stack. -If he says 2nd card, you let the participant draw the card on their own and the effect is amazing. If he says first card (which I assume is uncommon) then Asi has to reveal the card himself and use another doublelift. - _however_ if the participant says not to move the pile then you simply leave them as they are, with a junk card on top and the Jack as the 2nd card. The only difference is now you do the finale with the other stack of cards. Now the stack of remaining cards is all setup rather than the stack of cut cards.
I'm with you on this. The one thing that cannot be figured out from this video is how Asi either coaches him to say Jack of Hearts (with pre-show or something?) or how Asi can keep track of the Jack of Hearts in a deck that was shuffled and he never touches.
If you slow down after he takes the picture, you can see him click the lower left image to pull it up and its the picture with the card. Can also slightly see the "card" outline on the right side
Good catch. It must be special cover that shows up when with the flash of the camera. It seems odd to have the flash on in a room that is lit for filming.
Yeah there could be something like you guys are saying. If there was some funny business I notice the first time they have him take out the card from the same spot the magician makes sure he pulls the card out and then legs huberman touch it. Perhaps if huberman stuck his hand in there he'd feel something odd. Not to mention he did it with his own wallet and not hubermans. But he did use hubermans phone.
At 7:52 he puts the card in the wallet as we are thinking he's making a mistake in the way he suggests the card. Your attention his took in a clever way.
@@SmarterTebyafor the phone, it seems when he takes the phone he hits the screen once around the middle of the screen which is where the clock icon (history) is, so he gets the number from there and push back the phone and reverse it so its not visible from huberman position. Then when he looks at the cards he finds where he could create this combinaison in forward or reverse order, he somehow highly suggest the wanted cards to huberman, then notice he reverse them.
Do you mean he uses his pinky/ring finger to put the card in the wallet when his hand is over the Wallet in that 3 second window? And he puts it inside that compartment?
@TinyTardigrade460Its not Hubermans wallet, its Asis, as he said. So its a prepared one, that has an opening on the side, so he can push the card in. When he asked Huberman to open the wallet again, Hubermans fingers touched the side that has the secret opening und Asis intervened immediately and corrected Huberman to open it how its supposed to, so he can't notice the trick.
This is a good catch. I think the card is always in there. The actual magic is the card suggestion. the stumble over the wallet, he is triggering something to remove the covering that made it wallet look empty. As for the photo, whatever was blocking it is reactive to the camera flash. meaning when photographed with the flash, it reveals the card. Maybe far fetched, but that's my 2cents.
With the 7679 trick i think he looked at the history of the calculator when looking at the phone when Andrew wasn't paying attention and then he positioned the combination of cards for him to take.
The trick with the photo relies on the flash. The flash reveals the card that's already in the wallet, not visible to the eye. On the phone screen, we don’t see any card at first, but after he takes the picture he taps the gallery to open it, there’s a brief moment when he’s putting the phone on the table, and you can see the card is already in the picture (7:12). The flash makes the card visible. However, he never shows the screen to Huberman after making the picture. What remains a mystery to me is how he got Huberman to choose the exact card that was already there.
It's a common microphone masking trick. There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
Todays magic, like the Sleight of hand trick, is at its peak in history and it’s very underrated. In the world of Magic, magicians are very conscious of the technology of camera and film that could potentially expose their tricks, their most guarded secrets. David Blaine explained this phenomenon and current day magicians relentlessly practice hundreds to thousands of hours to master a trick that lasts a fraction of a second.
Dr. Huberman, as a huge fan of your insightful and science-based videos and content, I couldn't help but notice a curious moment at the 10:40 mark. During this moment, your right hand appears to vanish momentarily. Could you kindly shed some light on this intriguing occurrence?
It's a common microphone masking trick. There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
I hope that I’m wrong but it appears as though the answer to the question “why does huberman hand disappear in the end at 10:40?” need to be answered both for the reputation of magic and for the reputation of huberman unfortunately. Insane set of tricks though!
It's a common microphone masking trick. There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
@@isakekelund Well, I didn't make the video myself of course, but it is a very common technique for masking a mic. There's no reason to suspect anything else. In any case, Asi Wind is a famous magician, you can search youtube for other tricks by him, or you can even sign up for a magic course by him or buy his tricks. So, I have no reason to think this was accomplished by any camera trickery (except for the phone camera trick obviously), or that Andrew was playing a stooge in any way.
@@isakekelund Also if you want to learn how to do this mic masking edit for your own videos or are just curious how it's done, you can find UA-cam how to videos on that as well.
That is actually a useful trick. The microphone hangs above his head and it is masked in editing with footage they took of the empty wall. This specific camera must stay still through the whole show or else you'll see the wall move except for the part that is masking the mic.
For photo case unfortunately the most important piece of evidence is cut out from the movie. It is the moment the camera flashes and we only see the other side, not what was really taken. We only a moment before or after.
This was great, hilarious, enjoyed that very much. Need to watch all episode. Not so easy to see Andrew speechless🤣 plus his scientific "swearing" is perfect😂
I loved that. And I loved that you allowed us to take a little bit of a look at the trick. The 7:13 shows clearly that Andrew holds the wallet with the card in the picture when Asi puts the phone away.
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Asi Wind performed sorcery. That is the only explanation behind that all.
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Those tricks were ridiculous.
Looking forward to Andrew's next video about the effect of card tricks on dopamine levels.
I'm more interested in the effect of morning sun on poker success.
Was this filmed 2 hours after rising or at least 8 hours before bedtime in July?
5 times baseline for sure
I love that Andrew's version of losing his mind is that of a restrained scientist's reaction: "goodness, gracious"
I imagine he wears a Continuous Dopamine Monitor
I love that Andrew's version of losing his mind is that of a restrained scientist's reaction: "goodness, gracious"
He used it twice, 😂 Andrew is a scientist trapped in a Viking's body
"Wild."
He sounds like uri geller so already I don't trust him
huberman is a pseudo scientist
He has 6 different scientific reactions to juggle at the same time.
If you slow the video down to .25x, you'll see that the video takes much longer to watch
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man technology is going crazy these days
Haha :)
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I think what is most impressive is HUBERMAN making his hand disappear at 10:40. He is the real magician here. 🤯
I totally missed that!
Strange. what could this mean? on the picture from the wallet the backround is there..
They removed overhead mics with a mask. Common thing to do.
That was impressive but wait until you hear how many women he could disappear from each other at once
Yes, I agree. What happened at 10:40, and does it create any skepticism as to the video itself?
ASI is amazing. His NYC show was one of the best things I have seen in a long time. This segment is brilliant.
Asi Wind is incredible!
I saw his show in NYC and it was ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!! He's amazing!
As a magician this perhaps the best series of tricks I have seen!
What about as a non magician
its not i just saw a series of confusion throughout：i would say this is not the asi wind at the top of his game
Asi is great!
As a magician ajajajjaaj
Agreed. All of those were pretty insane.
Asi wind is one of the greatest minds and performers in magic. Just love his thinking and performance skill. He makes sleight of hand look like real magic, even to Magicians.
Asi and Dani, my two favs in magic.
People who understand "real magic" don't waste time with sleight of hand and card tricks so...
@@thisisgettingold- Said like a fool
@@thisisgettingold these people think real magic does not exist
and their arrogance in this ignorant assumption is truly hilarious
This was actually spectacular to watch. This level of proficiency and just sheer foolery of the mind is amazing
How did he do all that?
Asi Wind is phenomenal. One of the best. I did a basic magic course of his once and it was great to impress my friends with, but this was unfathomable! Mind blown 🤯
Asi is such an incredible thinker and performer. We are lucky to have him in the industry.
3:54 Magician: "Let's do something fun, open your phone, open your phone"
Huberman: 👀
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If you know you know 🤣👍🏽
uh oh
Why can’t he just be honest :/
What does this mean??
That is seriously some of the best magic I've ever seen as long as this wasn't edited
Of course it was
It's not edited, Asi Wind is a legend
@@brandonteng99 10:40 the video is edited. Huberman's hand disappears
That's literally just a mask to cover boom mics...
Dan White did two of those tricks years ago on Fallon. Search Dan White Roots magic and he makes cards appear in Tariq's jacket pocket. But not just one card. It's still cool. I'm not a hater.
I loved this episode. It fascinated me how much he intuitively knows about the human psyche that then huberman could back up with scientific explanations and evidence.
Its all about card magicians! Asi is one of the greatest minds in magic! This is a great episode!
Calculator trick is one that seems easiest to guess how it is done. When he is handed the phone, he subtly presses "=" once again. That will add the "code" again to the previous result. He has probably trained shit ton of mental math, so he subtracts whatever he saw on the phone as first sum from the second number that he only glances for a second. Once he knows the code , he prearranges the four cards and then forces those cards pretty obviously on Huberman. He didn't really choose random cards, he was handed four specific cards. Forcing stuff is always so wild, it seems like a huge gamble but seems to work everytime.
Almost: He doesn't even need to do any math. Pressing C and then = reveals the secret code immediatly. The rest is correct. Increadible forcing skills. And for some reason it always works.
Neither works on my phone. Maybe its an iOS thing?
@@ImOnAGoat91 Possible, that it works differently on calculator apps on other phones.
@@ImOnAGoat91 Yes it is... Tried to do in mine, it didn't work. In my wife's iPhone worked 😅
Would be fun if he didn't an iPhone
How does that work if he didn’t know what the first or second number was though?
Asi is a magician’s magician. He is simply the best magician alive today.
A magicians magician, complemeting a magician, on a video about a magician. Beause magician.
Do you also have dreams within a dream?
Could Apollo Robbins take his wallet and hide it in Huberman's left shoe while you were all talking at the bar?
He's great but not even close to the best. These tricks were average for a top tier magician.
To make such a comment, I am guessing you know how the tricks's were done?
Hypothetically, let's assume that Asi used real magic to perform these tricks. Wouldn't you agree that real magic is far more impressive than just a "trick."
Because you assume it is a trick, you are trying to judge the merits of trick from a position of ignorance rather than a position of knowledge. With that being said, do you have the proper knowledge to be able to distinguish real magic from just a trick? Or are you just assuming it is a trick and judging it on creativity and presentation?
IMO, before someone critiques a trick, they must prove it is a trick first, then that person can judge from a position of knowledge. @robbiereekie3694
Asi's a fantastic magician. Is he the best alive? He's a contender, but it really depends on what you value in your magic. It doesn't really make any sense to say 'he's the best'. He's not the best performer. He's not the best card handler. He's not the best mentalist. David Blaine thinks he's the best though, and Blaine's in a better position to make that judgement than I am.
Shin Lim would give him a go
That last one is insane
I have seen that one before. Also the shooting part. But this one was over the top, because He didnt touch it at all, and multiple times in a row.
Magic never doesn’t amaze me… I just don’t know how some magic tricks are actually possible. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE!!
Y’all gonna be mindblown when you find out magick is real
It’s simple time travel.
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@@MisterCee420 lot of people don't understand this
yeah they do 'sleight of hand' and mind tricks; thats what makes people miss it when they slip in something REAL
have you watch this dude named imad? google "imad magician" ...just like thay not "imad THE magician" and check him out
Wait till you discover how to not use double negatives
"It's a good place to be" that was a very sweet moment. 😊
He just had Huberman give out his PIN code 😂
then hacked the phone to replace the photo in real time
Social engineering in perfection! 😂
"And for my next trick, I want you to take out your phone and log into your bank. PRESTO! It has a zero balance!"
@@wfsm1th😂 Aaaand it's gone
I should probably STFU but I'd say the code to unlock the family's trust, the family's safe or something like that!
Which made me feel like "Oh shit", and then felt like I was hearing him think "I should not have used this code, that wasn't a good idea, is it compromised now etc... Well, that's alright, we're all friends here Dr Huberman, we zip it and forget it 🤐
As a beginner magician, I just gave up & threw my playing cards in the trash. Thanks, Asi Wind, that was fantastic.
Don't be silly. Go get your cards and keep studying.
Yes, you should probably give up...
It is not worth it...
If someone can do better, why should you try after all?
Wait, can't anybody at any given moment do better than you in any discipline (Especially considering subjectivity)?
Yeah...
We should probably stop trying to do stuff 😅
(Or you rewire your neural pathways, you embrace the challenge and you get better than the YOU of yesterday 🙌🏻)
Ps: I'm aware it was likely very ironic and that my answer sounds like I didn't get it.
This video was edited though. Would have been more believable if it was all one shot.
@@supercal333 Why would Huberman pretend to be amazed? Asi Wind is a very established and skilled magician. What's not to believe? That he has supernatural powers? Of course not.
@@Dr.Tinkerpawfor money of course. The reason most people do anything
Love Asi Wind! Helped him change his tire… at the Magic Castle many years ago…
The Gothic Arse'ole?
Oh really you helped him change his tire, how? He used you as an assistant, asked you if you see the rear flat tire and then told you to close your eyes and count to 3, then he snapped his fingers and the flat tire was swapped with the spare one from the boot…😂
@@nikr1d3r32 magicians help each other
Haven't been this blown away by card magic in a while
I use to study Asi Winds work, one of the greatest ever! A professional and a master in the truest sense.
check out "imad magician"; google it that way i.e. NOT "imad THE magician"
the things he is doing like d blaine and asi wind maybe even more unbelievable
“Nice magic trick, but wait till you hear about my juggling act!”
I can hear Huberman himself LAUGHING at that one dude
@@poutinez1688 until tears
Also a dab hand at the spinning plates … More Plates More Dates 🤣
Amazing
Hahahaha, that's a good one
"Trick" at 10:39 revealed:
They have boom mics above their heads to record sound and in the wide angle shots the upper 20% of the screen are comped in. Huberman happened to move his hands into the comped in area when doing the "mind blown" motion. In editing they had the choice between removing the comp (and showing the Mics in the process) or letting his hand "disappear" for half a second. They choose to go with the latter. Easy! 😅
That doesn't explain the trick
No it explains that there was no trick @@Rivers7777
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@@Rivers7777 I appreciate you
why did you bother telling us tht? it has got nothing to do with the trick
My wife & I saw Asi in NYC & I got us tickets at his table (you're legit as close as Huberman is). This dude is a warlock or something bc he is UNBELIEVABLY smooth IRL, were he to get outed one day as an ACTUAL wizard I'd be like "That makes sense".😂😂😂
This moment, when you know what Asi is doing and it still fools you. Asi, I love you! Thanks for making us all feel like kids again.
What is he doing?
@@supercal333doing sleight of hand and using sophisticated props, as well as some other finely tuned mental gymnastics and psychological trickery... Magic is pretty manipulative if you asked me. It would be way cooler if they would actually show how their tricks are done instead of guarding their essentially common knowledge like it's some occult secret.
@@thisisgettingoldWhy? That's his and countless other's bread and butter.
So big mind blown that even the hand disappeared :D 10:40
lol now I'm even more confused
This, perhaps is the answer.
its the green screen i suppose
So Huberman was in on the tricks, just goes to show how good he's gotten at lying to us 😂
Oh wow
on 7:12. You see after he took the photo, he tapped the "album button" ( lower left corner ) BEFORE he lays down the phone, and in split second if you pause, you can see the FINAL photo is already showing, although blurry. I still don't know he got the card in the photo, however there's a camera cut at the moment when the flash activates, that should be telling, maybe the wallet material reacts to flash?. Ha, I still don't' know how the card got in the photo, but that's how much I could catch. Fun stuff.
As someone who does this trick, you are very very close to the method, good job. Just put both of your statements together.
That was seriously impressive. Using technology in magic tricks is a sign of a true genius.
7:50 The way he slipped the card into the wallet while huberman was focused on removing a card from asi’s tight grip is impressive af
I rewatched it but couldn't see him slipping anything there.
@@GeenSama You’re not supposed to see it. Use your brain you can see the right hand pushing into the side of the wallet.
@@robertpatterson8437oh I was focusing on his left hand, now that I focused on his right hand I saw him slipping it
I knew that he put it in the wallet but couldn’t quite see how but yeah after your comment I rewatched it and you’re right. You can see it. It’s still amazing that he found the 3 of diamonds and was able to insert it without him noticing. Pretty crazy.
Not seeing anything 😢
Watch the 3 of diamonds "MAGICALLY" appear on hubermans phone at 0.25x speed 7:12. Absolutely crazy!
Well spotted. What's going on there?
Its maybe some substance that appears when only when light flashes. You can see after he takes the picture, the camera angle changes to his face so the editors know it was there all along appearing in the photo albums bottom left corner of the camera
nice spot. My best guess is that it has something to do with the flash. It's broad daylight, the regular camera app woudln't trigger the flash. That can't be a coincidence. He must've turned it on on purpose. That also explains why the camera angle switches as he takes the picture. The wallet is a "magic wallet" that somehow reacts to the flash and makes the card visible on the picture - Remember, it's Asi's wallet, not Hubermans. The card that will appear is predetermined and the real trick is then to make Huberman guess that exact card. No idea how he does that though.
@@JB_inks Took me a minute to think that through but my best guess is that the wallet has a screen where the card should appear and a light sensor, and when the flash from the camera hits the sensor the screen quickly flashes the image of the card so that it shows up on the photo.Then it's just a matter of "forcing" the person to pick that card which is something that I know good card magicians can do.
@@ImOnAGoat91 He doesn't have him think of the 3 of hearts, he forces him to draw the 3 of hearts. He had him think of the 3 of diamonds, and tell him, then he stalls, finds it with the deck face down somehow and then sneaks it in the wallet when he asks him to draw card halfway out the first time. It's the only time he's touching the wallet with the deck and his hands as obstruction so it has to be then. The execution and slight of hand is still baffling though. The rest is just showmanship.
This is incredible, you would enjoy the work of Derren Brown. He has been on Joe Rogan but there was much they didn’t touch on. You two would have a fascinating discussion!
"imad magician"
google it and check him out
so much more going on here than just tricks. this goes way deeper
It’s stooge work - the guy is in on it
I also chose the three of diamonds before you said your card. Fascinating!!
haha me too
I did the same. So odd. I wonder if he sets up his words in a way that highly suggested for us to think of that card?
Same here.
@@randygonzalez5758That's not odd. It's only 52 cards. So, some people are bound to have thought of the same card. It would be odd if no one but Huberman did.
@@MrSidney9 Just curious. When Asi Wind asked Andrew to think of a card did you think of a different card than him or did you not also guess?
usually I click on the video to see how much of the video is left , but man-o-man this is wild. Goodness gracious me!!
Something akin to what Dani De Ortiz does in his own chaotic giggly style ❤ also this powerful force among seeming randomness. Very well done!!
Both influenced by Juan Tamariz
@@albo_arDani was literally a student of Juan Tamariz so it would be kind of strange if he wasn't influenced by him.
That was really awesome. Thanks for the fun. ❤
I've been watching card magic for years and this was like seeing it for the first time - just an amazing performance
That is seriously amazing. True magic.
I saw Asi in NY last year - I got to sit immediately next to him at the table and participate in some of the tricks- my mind is still reeling from the experience
For those who don't know: Asi Wind is an absolute genius. He is the mind behind a lot of David Blaine's performances.
He's got this version of "Triumph", which is so hot damn creative... I came up with an easier way of doing it, which does not require a pressure fan, but the rest is his. I do 2 "Triumphs" now: his, and the Irish Shuffle.
His creative mind and contributions to the art of magic are significant.
There's multiple layers of magic here. There's the magic tricks which are absolutely amazing. If you were to learn how the effects works the amazement disappears. But if you were to take the time to practice the trick and try to perform them yourself you would likely discover you're not able to do it. It takes a unique brain to really pull this stuff off.
I love magic AND Huberman Lab!! The last trick is incredible!!! ❤🤩
This is spectacular & unbelievable. Great job Asi Wind
Mr Huberman thank you very much for your tips i recently followed your tips for sleeping better by dropping the temprature down which you said in one of your videos what i did was i opened the window for fresh air and it helped and made me sleep better at night which made me wake up early thank you so much for your tips Mr Huberman 😊
This guy is elite of elite. And there’s a decent chance he designed/co-designed that 1 trick some other magician impressed you with if it happened in last decade. That’s his side hustle. His B-level material is good enough to be another magician’s grand finale. He should be waaaay more famous. Generational talent. Love that Andrew featured him.
Anyone else notice Huberman's😢 right forearm vanish into thin air after they handshake and while he raises his arm above his head around 10:43-10:44 into the video? 😢
something about those deck of cards.. feels dark and mysterious. And he knows you shouldnt hold it for a long time.. Amazing Performance
What’s up with Huberman’s hand disappearing mid air at 10:40? Seems like something is being cropped out overhead.
Although I know how most tricks work in theory, the amount of practice required to perform them perfectly is overwhelming.
So many are asking: At 10:40 what you're seeing is a common microphone masking trick.
There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
I love card magic, because you know how its done, but its still impresses the hell out of me how much dedication, time and effort it takes to perform these routines. Its easy to say "oh, he forces cards bla bla bla", but man... its still magic to me that there are people who willing to sacrifice this much for their craft.
If the participant was anyone other than Dr. Huberman, I would have been rolling my eyes at the end of each act, but for those of us who have listened to over 100 episodes of Huberman Lab podcast, his loss for words is inescapably chilling.
Huh?
@TinyTardigrade460blind devotion is a bit of a baseless leap.
It's Asi wind. One of the best artists out there
It's hard to be a magician these days because everyone knows how the tricks work, but the execution of the illusions is a beautiful art.
Andrew completely shocked and amazed. Completely over the top, shocking reaction "Goodness gracious!"
now way! - why I feel the need to watch it again?!
Now we know how to logging to Hubermans phone
Spoiler Alerts (tricks exposed):
5:03 possibly looking at something/someone behind Andrew notifying the 4 digit code.
5:13 locate a 7, shuffle it to the back.
5:16 located a 9.
5:31-5:34 speed up and ‘force deal’ the right cards to Andrew
7:00 make sure Andrew holds it correctly as to not see that although it buttons, a card can be skipped through the side into the ‘buttoned’ sleeve.
7:38 quickly fan through the cards looking for the card andrew mentions by using hidden indicators on the back of the cards secretly identifying each card value. Locate 3 with finger
7:49 Place hands on top of wallet and slide the 3 in the slot behind the ‘securely buttoned’ sleeve.
7:52-7:54 Forced and awkward fingers from sliding the card into the side of the wallet while having to hold wallet stationary.
8:54 Andrew almost discovers the place the card was slipped into side.
9:00 Readjust card to make sure Andrew pulls it out the right direction.
I’ll give $500 cash to anyone who gets me in contact with Bobbi Althoff or Rick Glassman. Thanks.
This guy cards
5:03 is not someone looking from behind. Pressing C and then = reveals the code. works on all iphones.
Unfortunately I have no idea how Asi forces or keeps track of the J❤-I suspect something happened during the bit that was cut. When Wind takes out the cards, a 4 is the bottom card. When he fans them out, it is a different card. I would need to see what he did with the cards and know what he said to Andrew during that time.
However, from 0:45 onward:
- He takes back the cards. Immediately he staggers the deck , marking the location of the _target card_
-He carefully pushes the deck to Huberman using only his thumb to push from the very bottom of the deck. It keeps the cards from shifting, retaining the stagger. This is cleverly performed as a gesture meant to convey the sincerity with which Asi does not desire to manipulate the cards.
-He starts cutting packets of cards off the top. Ideally he wants the participant to stop him right as he picks up the last of the staggered portion of the deck. To help with this, he uses a clever little signaling trick. After a few cuts, he picks up the rest of the staggered portion of the deck in a noticeably larger chunk of cards and slaps them down with ~20% more force than the others.
-the participant says stop because they are being subtlety pressured into doing so. 1, an unexpected number of cards were just cut and at the new rate the participant feels they are at risk of failing to complete their single task and 2, slapping them down on the table instantly prompts humans to question whether the table-slapper is becoming impatient.
-Asi stops, _seemingly_ in the middle of moving a packet that is in fact a single card. He asks Andrew if he should move it or put it back, but it’s too late! He has already cheated and put the card back without permission. Huberman tells him he wants them moved, _but Asi corrects him_ “we’ll move one more.”
-Alas, this too is a lie. Right now, Wind knows that the top card of the pile he’s cutting off is the Jack, and he’s holding the last staggered card. If you tell him to finish moving the cards, he _doublelifts_ the top 2 cards and puts them on top of the right stack.
-If he says 2nd card, you let the participant draw the card on their own and the effect is amazing. If he says first card (which I assume is uncommon) then Asi has to reveal the card himself and use another doublelift.
- _however_ if the participant says not to move the pile then you simply leave them as they are, with a junk card on top and the Jack as the 2nd card. The only difference is now you do the finale with the other stack of cards. Now the stack of remaining cards is all setup rather than the stack of cut cards.
I'm with you on this. The one thing that cannot be figured out from this video is how Asi either coaches him to say Jack of Hearts (with pre-show or something?) or how Asi can keep track of the Jack of Hearts in a deck that was shuffled and he never touches.
The best trick in the video is Huberman's hand dissappearing at 10:39
Why
😅
for real. how come is that?
Editor left the mask hiding the microphones in the frame but didn't edit it for the few frames the hand goes over it.
@@theAristocrap thx for explaining
That looks like actual and genuine magic! That man is probably a necromancer.
I kind of blew my own mind @ 7:30 when I said to myself “I’d say 3 of diamonds” only for Huberman to say the exact same thing. Trippy…
me too ♦️♦️♦️
samee
Mentalism at it's finest
Me too!!
But now look in your wallet.......you said three of diamonds, right? Go ahead......look.
Mind blowing close up magic. Brilliant!
For a fleeting moment, we get to feel like kids again 🤠
at 10:41 when Andrew's hand disappears adds to the whole magic :))
If the latest gossip is to be believed, Dr. Huberman is not nearly as bad at shuffling as he would have us believe.
I love watching magic tricks. I know there is a trick - maths, sleight of hand, engineering etc. but I have no idea what it is. That is magic!
WHen (z) ionists want to get views! bruh huh
I love the reaction and would love to know how he does this
“And for my next trick, I will make your clean-cut public image disappear” ✨
"Open your phone..... "
How has his clean-cut public image disappeared
the piece you’re referring to was 8000 words of unverified bullsht
@@seenochasm7101 Yep, hard to believe it got published.
If you slow down after he takes the picture, you can see him click the lower left image to pull it up and its the picture with the card. Can also slightly see the "card" outline on the right side
Great spot. So, the whole thing is staged then? There's no other way a photo of a guy holding his own wallet appears on his own phone
@@eus9 Not completely sure, but its a "card" that must be covered with a special paint or tape or something that reflects correctly in pictures only
Good catch. It must be special cover that shows up when with the flash of the camera. It seems odd to have the flash on in a room that is lit for filming.
Yeah there could be something like you guys are saying. If there was some funny business I notice the first time they have him take out the card from the same spot the magician makes sure he pulls the card out and then legs huberman touch it. Perhaps if huberman stuck his hand in there he'd feel something odd. Not to mention he did it with his own wallet and not hubermans. But he did use hubermans phone.
Asi Wind blows Andrew Huberman
I understand double lifts and controlling cards to the top of the deck. Understand it but can't do it. But this is on a whole other level.
At 7:52 he puts the card in the wallet as we are thinking he's making a mistake in the way he suggests the card. Your attention his took in a clever way.
briliant observation
@@SmarterTebyafor the phone, it seems when he takes the phone he hits the screen once around the middle of the screen which is where the clock icon (history) is, so he gets the number from there and push back the phone and reverse it so its not visible from huberman position. Then when he looks at the cards he finds where he could create this combinaison in forward or reverse order, he somehow highly suggest the wanted cards to huberman, then notice he reverse them.
Do you mean he uses his pinky/ring finger to put the card in the wallet when his hand is over the Wallet in that 3 second window? And he puts it inside that compartment?
@TinyTardigrade460Its not Hubermans wallet, its Asis, as he said. So its a prepared one, that has an opening on the side, so he can push the card in. When he asked Huberman to open the wallet again, Hubermans fingers touched the side that has the secret opening und Asis intervened immediately and corrected Huberman to open it how its supposed to, so he can't notice the trick.
This is a good catch. I think the card is always in there. The actual magic is the card suggestion. the stumble over the wallet, he is triggering something to remove the covering that made it wallet look empty. As for the photo, whatever was blocking it is reactive to the camera flash. meaning when photographed with the flash, it reveals the card. Maybe far fetched, but that's my 2cents.
I'm convinced he's an actual wizard. There's literal video proof of it right here
10:41 Huberman makes his hand disappear. Amazing!
They removed overhead mics with a mask. Common thing to do.
Unbelievable, loved it
With the 7679 trick i think he looked at the history of the calculator when looking at the phone when Andrew wasn't paying attention and then he positioned the combination of cards for him to take.
I thought the same thing
Most likely yeah
I don't think iPhone calculator has a history
He also cut the deck and placed it under the table then grabbed new cards before the phone trick.
he simply pressed the = sign again, which on iPhones adds the last number again and subtracted the previous number to get the original
The trick with the photo relies on the flash. The flash reveals the card that's already in the wallet, not visible to the eye. On the phone screen, we don’t see any card at first, but after he takes the picture he taps the gallery to open it, there’s a brief moment when he’s putting the phone on the table, and you can see the card is already in the picture (7:12). The flash makes the card visible. However, he never shows the screen to Huberman after making the picture. What remains a mystery to me is how he got Huberman to choose the exact card that was already there.
An incredible, incredible performance. I do wonder about the editing of the video with that first effect.
At 10:41 Andrew's hand disappears over his head.
green screen, might be part of the show.. not a trick played on Andrew, but oN YOU!!
It's a common microphone masking trick. There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
Todays magic, like the Sleight of hand trick, is at its peak in history and it’s very underrated. In the world of Magic, magicians are very conscious of the technology of camera and film that could potentially expose their tricks, their most guarded secrets. David Blaine explained this phenomenon and current day magicians relentlessly practice hundreds to thousands of hours to master a trick that lasts a fraction of a second.
Dr. Huberman, as a huge fan of your insightful and science-based videos and content, I couldn't help but notice a curious moment at the 10:40 mark. During this moment, your right hand appears to vanish momentarily. Could you kindly shed some light on this intriguing occurrence?
Has to be removing the boom microphone??
It's a common microphone masking trick. There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
@@AleksiJoensuu Thanks for the clarification! Much appreciated.
Both a very good actor ❤
I hope that I’m wrong but it appears as though the answer to the question “why does huberman hand disappear in the end at 10:40?” need to be answered both for the reputation of magic and for the reputation of huberman unfortunately. Insane set of tricks though!
Same!
It's a common microphone masking trick. There are mics positioned above, but before you shoot you take a clip without the mics and then mask over the actual recording. Nothing related to the magic trick.
@@AleksiJoensuu thank you! How sure are you?
@@isakekelund Well, I didn't make the video myself of course, but it is a very common technique for masking a mic. There's no reason to suspect anything else.
In any case, Asi Wind is a famous magician, you can search youtube for other tricks by him, or you can even sign up for a magic course by him or buy his tricks.
So, I have no reason to think this was accomplished by any camera trickery (except for the phone camera trick obviously), or that Andrew was playing a stooge in any way.
@@isakekelund Also if you want to learn how to do this mic masking edit for your own videos or are just curious how it's done, you can find UA-cam how to videos on that as well.
My mind was blown at 10:42 when Andrew Huberman’s right hand disappeared.
Best magic is when Huberman makes his hand disappear above his head. 10:39
That is actually a useful trick. The microphone hangs above his head and it is masked in editing with footage they took of the empty wall. This specific camera must stay still through the whole show or else you'll see the wall move except for the part that is masking the mic.
@@companyjoe makes sense, haven't thought about that 👍
For photo case unfortunately the most important piece of evidence is cut out from the movie. It is the moment the camera flashes and we only see the other side, not what was really taken. We only a moment before or after.
Even more impressive was how Andrew made his hand disappear at the 10:40 mark
that was strange for sure 🤔
They removed overhead mics with a mask. Common thing to do.
This dude is a true wizard 🧙♂️
After 04:48 he presses "C" and then "=" that reveals the last entered number by huberman. Try on your iPhone, works every time.
Exactly. Asi mixed up two tricks as one, and it looks perfect 😍
mine just goes to 0 when I press c?
@@petersskov5929 Yes and then press "="
This was great, hilarious, enjoyed that very much. Need to watch all episode. Not so easy to see Andrew speechless🤣 plus his scientific "swearing" is perfect😂
There real magic is that his hand disappears when his mind is blown.
I loved that. And I loved that you allowed us to take a little bit of a look at the trick. The 7:13 shows clearly that Andrew holds the wallet with the card in the picture when Asi puts the phone away.
A similar photo was already taken prior to this as you can see from the phone.
Asi, you absolute mad man!!! That was a beautiful selection of tricks. The opening trick is sooo effective…