Michael Moschen "Mysterious Forces"

[@Jax49]

I only saw the 'TRIANGLE' show... that was the only thing i saw this guy in. But holy sh... this guy is great, i had no idea

[@ninetails0980]

I just saw "Triangle" before this vid

[@Jax49]

@@ninetails0980 glad to hear, that it sends people here

[@ninetails0980]

@@Jax49 Yeah, these two videos are just amazing. Another show that I liked was a malabarism show.... let me send you the link Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6Wqf6umadKppa8

[@jpabon18]

I never get tired of his inspiration. The hands of David Bowie in the Labyrinth... one of my favorite childhood movies.

[@jasonsanders8797]

Kung-Fu loosely translates to 'Hard Work' or 'Skill From Effort'. This man is a great Kung-Fu master.

[@jareth7456]

I hope he dose a show in Colorado...I'd love to meet him ...very inspirational

[@matematikemulo]

3:55 this was a trick performed by Stan Laurel in some movies! Moschen should cite him 🙂

[@kieranevans7127]

Thanks for sharing. This guy is incredible. Suscribed 👍😊

[@kasroa]

The juxtaposition of this video preceeded by an ad showing someone supernoodling their XBOX controller...

[@Voyageurhorsdutemps]

MAGIC✨✨✨

[@normschan5548]

And kids now adays think flipping bottles successfully is godly

[@xavadlp]

Howxdo you think michael started?

[@heathersmith2201]

Were you in the Labyrinth with David Bowie? I know those moves!

[@jpabon18]

Indeed

[@gregdillard2283]

Yes, he was!

[@heathersmith2201]

@@gregdillard2283 Cool! I was always fascinated with the way the balls moved!

[@davidboyter9674]

#Newinspiration

[@trevorchivers5581]

Give this guy a Fushigi

[@scalpstyle]

That's how geometry sounds

[@aaronbrown1638]

Dang the way he handles that box

[@Zizie_sc]

😤😂

[@SEUnlimited4444]

I wanted to see what he did with the Cyr wheel.

[@benjaminrichter4882]

This was waaaaayyyy before Daniel Cyr decided to call a metal ring a Cyr wheel. Michael Moschen was playing with geometric shapes already in the eighties.

[@ommadammo]

Hold my beer. Damn! You dropped it, put me right off. I told you to do ONE thing. Sorry folks, he dropped my beer...

[@smolboyi]

"from chaos order is born" That's stupid, where is there chaos in this?

[@Mrmoe198]

If you find the answer to that question, you will be one of humanity‘s greatest achievers.

[@smolboyi]

@@Mrmoe198 lol more like a science fiction writer. stochastic processes dont just generate coordinated processes

[@aarons3014]

@@smolboyi Ramsey Theory is the study of order that is present in random objects. Basically, if a system is large enough, order emerges. A one-dimensional example is that if you flip a coin infinitely many times, you'll have arbitrarily long sequences of Heads, with probability 1. It's a fascinating area of combinatorics.

[@smolboyi]

@aarons3014 Okay so as a maths lover I must thank you for sharing some cool maths I've never really heard about! Still I don't think it means there's order coming out of chaos it's more like.. with controlled variables of N number, you will see patterns appear as you scale N

[@smolboyi]

@aarons3014 I am still learning but I think your definition there is not quite accurate because of the "random objects" part. it's more like well defined aspects with one (or I'm sure more) random variables