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The Amazing Randi Meets The Chief
Back in 1984 Feynman attended a lecture at Caltech given
by James "Amazing" Randi, a well known magician and debunker of
psychics. At this lecture, Randi performed a very good mental
trick involving a newspaper and a prediction contained in an
envelope pasted to the blackboard.
The next evening, Randi and Feynman were at my house for
dinner. It was a delightful and fun evening with lots of jokes and
laughter all around. At about 1:30 a.m., Feynman and Randi still
going strong, Feynman decided to figure out how Randi did his
mental trick.
"Oh, no. You can't solve that trick. You don't have enough
information!" Randi exclaimed.
"What do you mean? Physicists never have enough
information," Feynman responded.
Feynman began to stare off into space with Randi muttering
on how he would not be able to solve it. Step by step, Feynman
went through the process out loud and told Randi how the trick
must have been done. Randi literally fell backwards over his chair
and exclaimed, "You didn't fall off no apple cart! You didn't get
that Swedish Prize for nothing!" Feynman roared with laughter.
Later, on another visit to Caltech, Randi once again
joined us for lunch. He did another trick for Feynman, this time a
card trick. "I DELIBERATELY misled you this time!" Randi stated.
Feynman paid him no attention. In less than three minutes, Feynman
solved the trick. "I'm never going to show you another trick
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