I just got this link from my son. It is amazing and I have no idea how they do this, but it is creepy!!! I did it twice and it worked both times. Creeps me out!! :eek: :eek:
http://www.cyberglass.co.uk/assets/Flash/psychic.swf
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I just got this link from my son. It is amazing and I have no idea how they do this, but it is creepy!!! I did it twice and it worked both times. Creeps me out!! :eek: :eek:
http://www.cyberglass.co.uk/assets/Flash/psychic.swf
I've seen that before and was baffled by it. Then I decided to try to figure it out and I think I did.
It works cause any number you choose, when you add them together and subtract from the original, you'll always get the same number within the 10 digit range
62 = 54
63 = 54
64 = 54
88 = 72
87 = 72
86 = 72
54 and 72 will have the same symbol...
Wow that IS really cool!! It creeped me out, but I think I kind of figured it out. The symbols change every time you do it. The symbol that shows when you click is ALWAYS the symbol for 0. I can't really explain it past that, but it can only be a certain number of figures, and those ones always have the same symbol (all snowflakes, or all birds etc.) I'm going to forward it on to some of my friends!!!
Yep, that's what it is!Quote:
Originally posted by aly
I've seen that before and was baffled by it. Then I decided to try to figure it out and I think I did.
It works cause any number you choose, when you add them together and subtract from the original, you'll always get the same number within the 10 digit range
62 = 54
63 = 54
64 = 54
88 = 72
87 = 72
86 = 72
54 and 72 will have the same symbol...
It didn't work for me! I wasn't thinking of any symbol!!!
I'm glad someone figured it out--I like stuff like that, but it always drives me nuts--it's too late to figure it out now!!
lol.. didn't work.
It didn't work for me either....
even with the explanation, I still don't get it! :o
I don't either. :o :oQuote:
Originally posted by Nomilynn
even with the explanation, I still don't get it! :o
WOW Aly , that is super !! Well done !!Quote:
Originally posted by aly
It works cause any number you choose, when you add them together and subtract from the original, you'll always get the same number within the 10 digit range
That was great!
For the talkers who can't get it to work - make sure you subtract the number from your original number!! I did it three times and thought 'Rubbish'!! Then realized I'd not taken the number from the original!! After that - it worked!!! Oh put it down to old age!!
Lynne
Yeah, I agree with Aly, we did something just like it in math, and thats how it was done ;]