Derren Brown Trick or Treat - Wisdom of Crowds

yeah maybe it was a popular game about 200 years ago, but i have never heard ofa game people counting sweets in a jar

I think a mathematical-oriented person would be more apt to have a cat than some other field (stereotype and generality)

motherside accountant...that's a stretch, but maybe accountants have frequent family lineage? haha i don't know about hat one .

And note that I said barnam statements AND good people-reading. Both were utilized and fully explain this one.

hhmm don't know why this is marked up because on teh contrary, you're wrong.

"bright shoes" = barnam. White is bright, most all nonblack shoes converge to teh vague "bright" adjective.

physical description, are you crazy?? "simple colors" Unless they're wearing tye-dyed hippie shirts, everyone has simple colors

ponytail -- there's a lot of ponytails in that crowd

army-style top -- any dark colored top would fulfill that blurred description.

Did anyone else hear him say "In america, I wondered if I could get a Wunch of Bankers..." Wunch of Bankers? Bunch of Wankers.

@underdog5004 LOL!

Upon further googling, the proper term for a group of bankers is a "wunch."

~~The More You Know~~

He picked a girl, subliminally make her say 136, and then write down her characteristics. The rest is just wisdom of crowds, which is not a trick

It is indeed very odd indeed. I would've liked to see the "addition" come out to a slight bit higher and indeed round off downwards makes it more credible.

Me too 146

psychic? Derren Brown himself says that there is no such thing as being psychic, that it's a load of rubbish