Everyone knows that Google and Apple keep logs of everything. It's one of the ways you get flagged for anything. And also everyone knows that all of those devices have turned on mics all the time. For example one of the reasons Huawei was banned in the US is exactly that, among more complicated reasons. It's like a public secret now. Every. Single. Device. There are a few ways to workaround this like custom ROMs and a few other ways... But that's for us with brains to figure out. The rest I have no problem with being espionaged every second of their lives. And audio recording is not the only thing they do. People said we're gonna be chipped and RFID chips are going to become the norm, and then those same idiots carry iPhones and Androids everywhere they go without giving it a second thought. It's brilliant.
This was a great script for an otherwise classic plot. He gets an A for scripting it which, in my opinion, as a performer rather than a fooler.. is everything to an audience. I like the Siri patter.
Every magician has stage fright before the show. You never know what kind of spectators you have and how you manage every single move you must do etc. And that’s also is what makes every show so glamorous and you want to feel that again and again.
@@kineticsvevo5779 No, it was a false shuffle. It's almost like cutting a deck multiple times. You don't change the order; you just change the position of them. This stacked deck by Si Stebbins is very risky, however. You have to do a lot of work to set it back up.
Easy trick, as soon as you realize that the pack is not mixed as he clearly do not randomly mix but count the moved cards (so many up, so many down, so many up, etc, then false counted cut as well), so that he controls the starting configuration of the deck before selection occurs. Then this controlled deck is just arranged in the way that the trick will always work whatever the selection is. It's a Maths trick: chosen card + "color"(5) = color of the chosen card, chosen + 5 + "number"(6) = number of the chosen card, then etc with "hearts"(6) (or "spades"(6) ) and "match"(5). Interesting though, and well presented
It's called CHaSeD order: Clubs, Hearts, Spades, Diamonds. Chosen card + 5 burns (spelling color) and a flip, the flip will always be the same color (because it's an even number away), but the opposite suit. Go 7 cards past that (spelling number then flip), you've now gone 13 cards, a full suit past your starting point. If you position 12 cards between each like-numbered card (i.e. 7 of Hearts, 12 cards, then 7 of Spades), then you will get the same value, but the opposite color. 7 more cards (spell "hearts" or "spades" + flip), and you've gone 20 cards. 20 is a multiple of 4, so you will land on a card of the same suit. 6 left ("match" + flip) and we've gone 26 cards in, half the deck, where you will have placed the card of the same value and color, but the opposite suit. I've seen a more simplified version of this trick that doesn't offer the "match" part. He added an extra element, but it uses the exact same ideas already presented in the trick. There was no way in hell this would've fooled Penn & Teller; I'm amazed he even tried it on their show.
thats exactly what I was thinking of too. Seemed to be just an arrangement of cards since he never showed "us" the composition of the card deck. He tried to hide it. That seemed very unusual and made me suspicious. Seems quite easy. More on the level of an amateur.
This right here is not just any simple trick. Si Stebbins is easily one of the most beautiful implementations of math into card magic. This is the core of literal thousands modern tricks and, honestly, it requires a truly skilled hand to make it look as clean as he did right here.
Myst yes she can tell the weather, traffic and set a reminder. Haven't tried her for translations because once again, google translate is far better at translating both speech and text through the camera. Google assistant is just so good at answering random questions that I might normally type into Google at times that I'm busy or it's not convenient to type/read. Like if I want to know how old is the oldest koi fish that ever lived (random, I know) Siri gives me links where I may or may not find the answer, while google is like "The oldest koi fish in the world was reported to be 226 years old" without missing a beat.
Omg!!! This is the first time i actualy know what's the trick! :D so awsome i did this years ago but took me about 10 minutes too make this particular deck for this trick. BTW so awsome too see this with a little xtra! (Siri) :)
I love how he says that one of siri’s intentions was to speak you back answer instead of a bunch of links. Meanwhile, anything that doesnt have a wikipedia article or isn’t on WolframAlpha, “heres what I found on the web for: ”
Yeah. There's something about Teller that brings out the maternal instincts in us women. He's so sweet and adorable, like a puppy. On that Matt Lauer morning talk show, some female host was rubbing Teller's back while he "slept" on her for the "3 of clubs contact lenses" trick
The deck is arranged a certain way, that’s why he didn’t have them shuffle it, BUT if he wanted they could’ve cut the deck once wherever the wanted and it would still work. I used this trick when I was in middle school, cool trick still.
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Apple is getting really creative with their advertising these days.
Funny bc true
and really annoying
It really shows how much magical apple is, how its actually all fake lies and full of deceit and misdirection.
Mac MashPotato i guess it’s just that fun to be lied to
RIP Steve government shutdown
This trick made teller talks. Nothing more impressive ❤️
Wow. Very weak trick, but the humour around it was gorgeous. The "Siri, did we fool them?" was absolutely lovely 😁
Host so old
This trick is also over 10 years old
agreed
Teller talks on Big Bang Theory !
He talks like he's giving a tech speech. Lol
Talks like a robot
Those teeth hardly separate when he talks and when they do soeerate they clash back together like two magnets
And like his jaw is wired shut....?
I like how he keeps the show going even while admitting defeat! A true performer. Amazing!
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The real trick hear is that he got teller to talk on the show.
Here*
Trish it's hear
rmkscrambler Teller talks all the time. It’s pretty easy to find. Just not during performances.
@@KSE828 thats why he said this show
What are you talking about? That was Siri
"I've seen the logs." There you go, Apple fans.
Everyone knows that Google and Apple keep logs of everything. It's one of the ways you get flagged for anything. And also everyone knows that all of those devices have turned on mics all the time. For example one of the reasons Huawei was banned in the US is exactly that, among more complicated reasons. It's like a public secret now. Every. Single. Device. There are a few ways to workaround this like custom ROMs and a few other ways... But that's for us with brains to figure out. The rest I have no problem with being espionaged every second of their lives. And audio recording is not the only thing they do. People said we're gonna be chipped and RFID chips are going to become the norm, and then those same idiots carry iPhones and Androids everywhere they go without giving it a second thought. It's brilliant.
I love Teller's look of exuberance when he finds a trick intriguing.
Wow much respect for designing such a beautiful trick, and for performing it with a wired jaw. A true professional.
Teller also voiced the stuffed vagina.
This was a great script for an otherwise classic plot. He gets an A for scripting it which, in my opinion, as a performer rather than a fooler.. is everything to an audience. I like the Siri patter.
@@g0t2 I like how Penn and teller flipped the script on him by brazenly calling out his deck stacking.
Savagery
Did he really had his jaw wire? I thought it resemble the Siri voice..
THE SECOND HE PICKED PENN'S CARD FOR HIM, WE ALL KNEW THAT IT'S MATHS. NOT A TRICK. BUT STILL WELL DONE!
i knew that by the way he shuffled before that.
@@agagagagagyo Exactly. He had no desire to fool them. He just wanted to have a good time. It was fun though.
It is a trick tho
Well, the trick was maths, but yeah
Trish as soon as he spelled C O L O R I knew what he was doing cause it was in scam school
Yea, it makes sense, that Siri would be developed by a robot...
Like how Ultron created vision 😏
Everybody was so disappointed when he pulled out that deck of cards
What did you expect him to pull out - 52 IPhones? Lol
I heard the audience laugh. Where were you?
I feel like I just watched an ad for Siri.
Holy shit was he nervous - you can see his hands shaking many times but well done.
he isn't a pro magician, so been in a stage is not easy for him. some people don't like to be under the spotlight
There's a clip where Jesse Eisleberg did a quick trick on stage with P&T, he was shaking really noticeably too. It was kinda endearing
Every magician has stage fright before the show. You never know what kind of spectators you have and how you manage every single move you must do etc. And that’s also is what makes every show so glamorous and you want to feel that again and again.
@@esteban20969564 like priest who do bad things
@@mattikaki You do magic?
Teller’s face lighting up is the most precious thing. 🖤
I like that he brings his magic even after he performed. I don't remember seeing anyone else doing that.
When the magician chooses the card it's kind of a dead giveaway.
"C-O-L-O-R" Color
If Teller was secretly british his trick would have failed from the get go
Origin Robinson or Canadian since I guess they’re under the same empire
@@danteangotti5786 Same empire? You mean they are in the commonwealth
Dolbez they arent a commonwealth either they r independent entirely
Wtf was that shuffle 😂😂😂
its a type of false shuffle that doesn't disrupt the order of the stack
@@lavernmbutura9558 i know it was so obvious and fake!
@@RanaAhmadRafaqat or he dont know how to shuffle..i do the same shit but that's just somthing i do
@@kineticsvevo5779 No, it was a false shuffle. It's almost like cutting a deck multiple times. You don't change the order; you just change the position of them. This stacked deck by Si Stebbins is very risky, however. You have to do a lot of work to set it back up.
Boy, his voice was dull, boring and devoid of charisma....
Good routine though, even if I didn’t work out any hints from Penn, which I normally do....
Easy trick, as soon as you realize that the pack is not mixed as he clearly do not randomly mix but count the moved cards (so many up, so many down, so many up, etc, then false counted cut as well), so that he controls the starting configuration of the deck before selection occurs.
Then this controlled deck is just arranged in the way that the trick will always work whatever the selection is.
It's a Maths trick: chosen card + "color"(5) = color of the chosen card, chosen + 5 + "number"(6) = number of the chosen card, then etc with "hearts"(6) (or "spades"(6) ) and "match"(5).
Interesting though, and well presented
It's called CHaSeD order: Clubs, Hearts, Spades, Diamonds.
Chosen card + 5 burns (spelling color) and a flip, the flip will always be the same color (because it's an even number away), but the opposite suit.
Go 7 cards past that (spelling number then flip), you've now gone 13 cards, a full suit past your starting point. If you position 12 cards between each like-numbered card (i.e. 7 of Hearts, 12 cards, then 7 of Spades), then you will get the same value, but the opposite color.
7 more cards (spell "hearts" or "spades" + flip), and you've gone 20 cards. 20 is a multiple of 4, so you will land on a card of the same suit.
6 left ("match" + flip) and we've gone 26 cards in, half the deck, where you will have placed the card of the same value and color, but the opposite suit.
I've seen a more simplified version of this trick that doesn't offer the "match" part. He added an extra element, but it uses the exact same ideas already presented in the trick. There was no way in hell this would've fooled Penn & Teller; I'm amazed he even tried it on their show.
What if Penn and Teller would select cars next to each other?
thats exactly what I was thinking of too. Seemed to be just an arrangement of cards since he never showed "us" the composition of the card deck. He tried to hide it. That seemed very unusual and made me suspicious. Seems quite easy. More on the level of an amateur.
Will Hunting you lose me
@@jozefjaga6651 Note that Penn did not get to select the card himself.
why does he talk without ever opening his mouth?
He is a cyborg lol
He's his own ventriloquist dummy.
Broken jaw.
He's almost as creepy as Siri.
he's Siri
Legend has it that he eats with his mouth closed
1st the magician talk without opening his mouth.
2nd the magician fooled teller because he made teller talk.
Hehe
Hoho
Bobo
I have watched a ton of these recently and this is by far my favourite, great stuff.
This right here is not just any simple trick. Si Stebbins is easily one of the most beautiful implementations of math into card magic. This is the core of literal thousands modern tricks and, honestly, it requires a truly skilled hand to make it look as clean as he did right here.
I love how excited Teller looked!
Ok the end tells me that hes a chill down to earth guy
Teller did a terrible impression of Siri. He actually understood what Penn questioned! 😹😹
*THIS DUDE IS PREPARED FOR EVERYTHING*
Lol when he said Siri can answer questions 😂 all Siri does is bring up links. "here's what I found on the web"
Depends on the question. I've heard Siri and Alexa both vocalize answers. "What is the weather" for instance, or "what is (word here) in (language)"
Myst yes she can tell the weather, traffic and set a reminder. Haven't tried her for translations because once again, google translate is far better at translating both speech and text through the camera. Google assistant is just so good at answering random questions that I might normally type into Google at times that I'm busy or it's not convenient to type/read. Like if I want to know how old is the oldest koi fish that ever lived (random, I know) Siri gives me links where I may or may not find the answer, while google is like "The oldest koi fish in the world was reported to be 226 years old" without missing a beat.
Such a brilliant man so nervous but performing so well
2:51 - a little disappointed that he didn't let Penn pick the card.
He wasn't a professional but tried his best ! This is the thing liked the most
Seeing Tellers expression was better than a trophy! What a great routine
The greatest magic trick EVER.
He made Teller TALK. I thought that was impossible.
I've heard Teller talk in person, but I concur he never does on camera or on stage.
He covered all test cases . Signs of a good developer
Personality of a cardboard box, but still cool that the creator of Siri did this
But Siri doesn't answer the question! It just gives links!
“Here is what I found”
The ending was hilarious xD
This trick was dope due to how soothing this dude was when going through his trick.
6:11 why teller gotta do him like that😂
My mans had his jaws glued together
The best Fool Us I remember in a while.
Teller talked. My day is made!
I love it when Teller talks 😃
This gives me hope for my awkwardness
Teller was excited at the end! He got up and clapped!
Omg!!! This is the first time i actualy know what's the trick! :D so awsome i did this years ago but took me about 10 minutes too make this particular deck for this trick. BTW so awsome too see this with a little xtra! (Siri) :)
the fact he got teller to talk is amazing
The roaring crowd soundtrack for a totally pedestrian, self-working card trick: ridiculous.
Wow. This guy can talk without moving his jaw.
I love how excited teller got
That was pretty good. I really liked his ending though.
Love you sir...great human
I finally figured out who he reminds me of; The Hardly Boys from that South Park episode.
laughed.
Fantastic performance.
That's cool man! Lol ..great act ..good sports ..amazing invention ..
Did teller actually speak or was Penn just throwing his voice
Penn's not a ventriloquist, so it was Teller, lol. You can obviously tell by the way Teller held his notebook over his mouth.
Watch Tim's Vermeer movie Teller does ALOT of talking in it... his voice does surprise you at first... so very deep
@@RobWence teller you mean?
Yep Teller i did mean :D
Teller throws his voice every time we think Penn speaks.
The last 2 tricks after the main ones were much more impressive than the actual one
i like the way he presented it
I love how he says that one of siri’s intentions was to speak you back answer instead of a bunch of links. Meanwhile, anything that doesnt have a wikipedia article or isn’t on WolframAlpha, “heres what I found on the web for: ”
Wow. A guy who created the voice assistant as well made teller speak!
1:55 that awkward cringy deck shuffle, this guy reminds me of the hardly boys on south park hahah
It's cuz he doesn't actually shuffle
the set up is straight up stunning, you‘d need to be really smart to even come up with an algorithm that comes up with the order that works
Teller talked! This is the second time I heard him talk since The Big Bang Theory!
Plenty of videos out there with him talking
James Foskey certainly but I don't seek them out though. 😅
Where
He also talks in the movie: "Penn and Teller Get Killed"!!
They have a magic instructor ad on CZcams right now where Teller talks for half of it.
0:45 Take my strong hand, Child...
Everybody saying “Hey Siri” and my goddamn phone went off every time. 😒😂
This is awesome
0:46 Take my strong hand
Man u made teller talk 😍😍😍
"always think about the future"
he should have just said "hi im awkward and today im going to show you that I don't know what to do with my hands"
Such a gentle man the creater of Siri
“By are, i didnt mean american, but humanities” i like that.
Our*
Humanity*
I* (capitalised i, twice) and didn't*
Hi Jarade. Thanks for your comment. Don't pay any attention to these sad people who want you to feel bad.
OMG 🙌Teller doing Siri voice , Teller is realy telling something
He is soo awesome. Simple and beautiful..
He chased the deck. Clubs,Hearts,Spades,Diamonds in a certain numerical pattern
u even see it at the beginning. worst fake shuffle ive ever seen -.-*
Bruh thats obvious. There is no other way to do this trick
It's called si stebbins
The trick itself is called stebbing out
Why did Penn say "yes" really creepy when he asked if they wanted to see siri ! 😂
Is NO ONE gonna talk about how clever he was to prepare that last bit?
His teeth are glued in. I opened my mouth every time i see him talk.
he is such a mad magician , nice shuffle haha ,
Teller is the cutest person ever! I would love it if he was my family, his reactions are adorable I love him
Yeah. There's something about Teller that brings out the maternal instincts in us women. He's so sweet and adorable, like a puppy.
On that Matt Lauer morning talk show, some female host was rubbing Teller's back while he "slept" on her for the "3 of clubs contact lenses" trick
the bite down when talking .. ARGH !! haha
The candle phone appear in his opening video was TERRIBLE
I think I'm getting a clue- mine's pointing this way!
-the Hardly Boys
Hahahaha and a raging clue at that
For such an interesting and creative person, he isn’t half monotonous and fucking boring when he speaks
he is siri
I think this is the first time in years that I heard teller talk
the real trick of this performance is how he manages to almost never seperate his teeth as he speaks
i think teller didnt speak, this guys actually a ventriloquist
He means the guy performing 🤣
Even though his false shuffling was a dead giveaway it was still a very fun performance.
That shuffle immediately rules out sleight of hand as the method...
he ain’t doing any sleights shuffling like that LOL.
There’s enough echo being picked up by his mic!
Was an awesome trick.. he made teller talk.. give him a trophy!
The deck is arranged a certain way, that’s why he didn’t have them shuffle it, BUT if he wanted they could’ve cut the deck once wherever the wanted and it would still work. I used this trick when I was in middle school, cool trick still.
HAHA what a good sport with the no card planned out!
A Great man
OMG, Teller broke his number 1 rule! 😱
Lol. He is the best!! He got Teller to talk!!!
So it's confirmed. The inventor of Siri is a robot.
Wow. He actually is a co-founder for Siri.
If he wasn't he wouldn't have been on this show
Getting him to talk is the trick.