16. Joshua Jay: “Humans Are So, So Easy to Fool.”
2021-02-20 · 42 min · episode 16 · 8 entities
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He’s a world-renowned magician who’s been performing since he was seven years old. But Joshua Jay is also an author, toy maker, and consultant for film and television. Steve Levitt talks to him about how magicians construct tricks, how Joshua’s academic studies of magic have influenced Levitt’s life, and whether Jesus might have been a magician.
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