Creepy Mind Reading Game

The Flash Mind Reader Game – by Andy Naughton. The Flash Mind Reader game was developed by Andy Naughton, who currently works as a freelance digital designer.He came across an algorithm for a mind reading game while experimenting with mathematics in Flash. Flash Mind Reader Also Try. Click Blue Button: Read your Mind! Choose any two digit number, add both digits and then subtract the total from your original. Flash Mind Reader (Mystical Ball) secret revealed You may have come across this so called 'Psychic Mind Reader' or 'Mystical Ball' stuff while surfing the net. And I'm damn sure most of you netizens were curious or in awe the first time you tried it. This video was uploaded from an Android phone. Windows 7 pro activator. Choose any two digit number, add together both digits and then subtract the total from your original number.

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Creepy Mind Reading Game

Solution to Andy Naughton's magic trick
February 3, 2006 -- This is the solution to Andy Naughton's trick at http://trunks.secondfoundation.org/files/psychic.swf. Congratulations for a well conceived one! (And thanks to Terri for bringing my attention to it.)
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I saw the solution in http://www.pierrelemieux.org/newsnaughton30206.html
You choose a number AB (where A is the first digit and B the second digit). The result of your calculation will be:
(10A +B) - (A + B) = 9A.
This means that, whatever B you choose, your answer can only be one of the following 9 numbers (given A between 1 and 9): 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81. If you check the table of numbers and symbols on the magic page, you can observe that the symbols change at each round in order to confuse you, but in any given round, the symbol is always the same for these 9 numbers. Your calculation necessarily gives a result associated with the unique symbol assigned to the 9 possible solutions.
'Mathematics is a language.'
-- J. Willard Gibbs