REAL Mentalist REACTS to TV Mentalist | How We Influence Your Thoughts. Part 7.

[@aleksandaratanasov1885]

Biker leader was interested in the woman outside, but even cops looking for him didn't seem to grab his attention beforehand.

[@sackmedt7589]

I concur! And what's more, he made an attempt to discredit her by accusing her of being delusional, and he didn't join his mates outside to confront an explosive situation. If he didn't know her he wouldn't have taken so many steps to distance himself from her.

[@hoodootheclown929]

I was thinking the same thing. I believe you are right.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Exactly. The details are found in comparison. He seemed way too interested for someone who didn’t even glance when cops came into the bar

[@Roman-gy7pr]

"Cops came into a bar..." I'm pretty sure I've heard that one

[@brianware8934]

I’ll add to what Alexzandar said before. The leader is watching the woman, but also, the bar is completely empty which means everybody knows who it is and is getting “in front” of the leader to protect him. Patrick knew he was lying because everybody in the bar knew who she was, hence the leader obviously does, and he gave her even a small bit of attention on top of everybody getting between her and the leader to keep the leader protected.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

This is actually genius and I didn’t even think about the actions of the others! The fact that they all went outside to address this would suggest they have prior experience with her. I was just going based on the leaders interest in her which is inconsistent with his carelessness. Welllllll done!!! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻.

[@brianware8934]

@@SpideyHypnosis thanks, man! I just thought it was strange that everybody would go outside for a “crazy” person. A biker gang, if nobody knew her, they’d have a couple of guys go out there to scare her off. I love your vids, btw. They’re always a treat that can’t be beat.

[@biot2156]

@@brianware8934 As bike "enthusiasts" go, I'd be shocked if ANY bike rider stayed inside while somebody -crazy or not- was outside messing with those bikes!

[@thoughtfortheday7811]

The old adage for lawyers is: "Don't ask questions that you don't already know the answers to".

[@arjunagarwal5066]

The guy was an alpha, he shouldn't be affected by anything and be calm and collected, as Spidey said. But he paid attention to the women meaning that he was shaken and was not in his alpha form while being in his alpha zone. This is why Patrick Jane knew that he lied when he said he had nothing to do with the woman.

[@rrraven369]

wow very good answer. i think so too.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Excellently said. That’s exactly right!

[@samratjaiswal9707]

How can that be the answer!!! I don't get it.... If someone shouts its natural to look at that person! Can anyone Please explain !

[@itzflamezblade5284]

@@samratjaiswal9707 lisbon shouted and asked for the person in charge but the man didn't give two fucks also people like him should be accustomed to shouting people.

[@imperialeagle564]

he didnt make eye contact as well

[@htmagic]

Spidey, thanks to you my wife and I are now binge watching The Mentalist series! I can't believe I never knew this program before. Thank you for sharing it and your insights on psychology! Fascinating!

[@justjazq4026]

When police looked for him, he gave no attention, so there is no reason to put attention for a strange woman outside, unless he actually knows her

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Are you some kind of genius or something? That’s exactly right! 😄

[@LDNmagic7599]

I'm a simple person: Spidey hypnosis uploads, I stop what I'm doing and watch.

[@sathsandesat.v.462]

true

[@Mardigrasman23]

Me too

[@matter-1516]

+++

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

you forgot to like, thouth ;)

[@LDNmagic7599]

@@maximem.ste-marie3578 Before it has started.......SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON!!!!!

[@drizzledaddygaming994]

He knew the guy was lying because he reacted to what was happening. It had an effect on him, he watched it intently, and when he answered Patrick's question, he continued to watch.

[@KIRAN-yb9dw]

"A small difference will result as a world of difference in mentalism" Spidey , mentalist and social psychologist

[@Heartwing37]

The Mentalist is my favorite show of all time! Love it so much! Am binging it for the 4th time....

[@camiloiribarren1450]

I totally agree with you. Small details are important when it comes to mentalism since it it all about specifically chosen words and, as the definition of "Mentalist" shows in season 1, a lot of mental acuity or very good sharpness. Thanks, Spidey

[@aaryanduggal3687]

"Its about the small things that make the big distinctions" my man spidey out here teaching life lessons...ik u see me comment on your every video and usually heart my comments but this is how much of an impact you have made on maybe thousands and thousands of people like me and i thank you for that spidey !! Always looking forward to your content

[@Moadl279]

the foot in the door principle was so interesting. i think there are many real life situations where you could use it

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Absolutely

[@613aristocrat]

For a fictional show, the amount of stuff they got right is super impressive.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Really is 😊

[@bjsongster9784]

Dear Spidey, Thank you for all you do and for bringing great people to your channel! It’s always a treat at the end of a long day to watch your channel! I’ve learned so much from you! Your tricks have inspired me to alter the effect slightly to create 2 new tricks of my own! Thank you for your inspiration and compassionate! Your friend, Barry

[@therestiveone7369]

The first time that I watched the episode with the Mentalist finding that ring, I had pinpointed where it was as soon as he started wandering through the crowd. And it was simply because the actress was standing there, holding her purse or menus, whatever they were, up higher on her body, with both hands. Her posture screamed "guarding" to me. Everyone else was there, holding a drink, or with their hands down (calm and ready to be entertained) or with their arms crossed (disbelieving and waiting to argue). I also like how you talk about the reptilian brain and it crossed my mind that it sounded like something that I had read about before. And it occurred to me that in a real crowd, there might have been others that semi-recognized that information and attributed Patrick's words to being true based on a passing familiarity. Of course, if there were those that studied more in depth, knew the difference, how likely would they have been to speak up, since the rest of the crowd is going along with it? That's when I really enjoy this show the most, when you see these disciplines, theories and "tricks" continually used and expanded on in various scenes. It makes it that much more enjoyable (to me) when you get to feel like you are in on the secret.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

I agree that her body language was tight. But in real life that wouldn’t indicate much other than stress. She could be stressed for a million reasons “there’s a ring in my bra” is but one of them lol. For me the thing is he said he used a parlour trick but I know all the parlour trick methods, and this is just too clean. Lol

[@therestiveone7369]

@@SpideyHypnosis I like that. Sometimes it's just intuition and sometimes it's just a good guess. In all, my favourite lines from Patrick Jane have always been about how psychics aren't "real", so the fun is in figuring out the trick!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@therestiveone7369 yeah. I need to do an episode about his rivalry with Kristina Frye. I’m just dreading it because I know I’m gonna get a bunch of nuts defending psychics lol.

[@therestiveone7369]

@@SpideyHypnosis It might be scary, but it's good to face that, lol. You never know when one of them might be receptive to the power of change. I believe in you! You can do it!

[@joshuazachariah]

@@SpideyHypnosis wow I think the comparison with Kristina Frye would make for a great episode! But you’re right, there might be some blowback. So either way you wanna go ahead - I’m sure there will be folks to support you. You will have at least my support on this! I love your Patrick Jane analyses.

[@ThunderChunky101]

How to faultlessly tell if someone is lying? Well - when what they say turns out not to be true. That's the case here.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Perfect answer. Don’t need to look for signs if you know what they’re saying isn’t true.

[@kevorknjtehprtoyan9839]

I have technically been watching this show since i was 5 and i am 16 currently. I used to watch it back in my hometoen with my dad who was in love with this series. So 3 months ago i said why not start watching it legit. Sooo... I ended up finishing the whole series in a month and a half 😂😂😂 and i did it while there was alot of studying going on cz i had exams lol. And from all that i can say with honor that this show was, is, and will probably always be my all time favorite show. And i have watched like 80 shows.

[@filipthedev4159]

3:55 probably because Jane established his "baseline" I don't know the actual term for it. He understood a little about how the guy reacts when they walked in. He was calm the whole time, also when he added that she's crazy it didn't really fit his vibe/normal reaction (he seemed to talk as least as possible but in this situation he added something that wasn't necessary). Edit: spelling mistake

[@jimmagwojo2718]

I love the analysis as always, I love the explanation of the science behind the cloud persuasion scene, I was looking at it from a position of verbal eloquence without fully appreciating the science behind it ... Very nice

[@ceddd07]

So many details, thanks for your time! Great video! I miss the show already...

[@lukeconlon4883]

Love this show, been a while since I’ve seen it. This series is amazing and really well explained throughout. Hope there are plenty more coming in it. Love the videos and thanks a million for the awesome and very helpful content 😊

[@mounaa6095]

I once saw a mentalist say a stranger's phone passcode and had believed 100% about mentalism being totally true. Watching spideys vidoes have taught me so much. I understand it a little more. I like his vidoes because there's always new stuff to learn. Great work☺️

[@alecj3454]

Fascinating. I am now falling down the rabbit hole of all your videos on lying......if im not back by Tuesday, call for help.....

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Blink twice if you need help! Oh no wait, that might be a sign of lying... shit. What do we do?!

[@alecj3454]

@@SpideyHypnosis lol!

[@jamesadams4126]

yes back with another one i absolutely love these!Thanks Spidey

[@yathindhaja1488]

My guess to how patrick knew the biker leader was lying is because the biker leader immediately tried to come to a conclusion that the women was "deranged" so that they wouldn't be on the topic longer (which is risky as there's a chance he might give himself away )and tried to isolate himself from the situation. The biker leader also casually walks away, this could also indicate that he doesn't want to continue the conversation. Love your content Spidey!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

I would agree that that condescending vibe suggests he has prior experience with her but there’s another reason Patrick knows the guy knows her.

[@yathindhaja1488]

@@SpideyHypnosis Hmmm. The fact that he did not really care when patrick entered the bar but he stepped away from what he was doing and paid attention to the women when she arrived?

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@yathindhaja1488 bingo 😉 for someone who couldn’t even look up when federal police entered the bar he seemed way too interested in some “mentally deranged” woman

[@yathindhaja1488]

@@SpideyHypnosis Ah that makes perfect sense 😅

[@spicyart5558]

I just randomly came on your channel bro..and now I swear,it's my favorite one on KZbin rnw..and I have just one req for you..never stop making those vids in which you teach magic. Big fan.love from India 💜💜

[@chaddavis1]

Spidey, such good content, such generosity. It’s like you believe that if all the performers were good mentalist and magicians, the art will be elevated. Bless you for that my friend. You said comments on videos help the videos. So… I wanted to start something. On this particular video you were dead wrong, I have a friend that can do both those tricks exactly like you describe them being impossible. Normally I don’t name drop. But this guy is such a big name in our field, I know you know him. His name is Stu Juh. It’s ironic, a lot of people think buying a $12,000 chalkboard or a $5000 table to do design duplication is fair game. But when Stu is involved, they call cheating. In my opinion, when Stu Juh, shows up, he is perfectly valid and no more dishonest than anything we do.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Haha thanks. I’ve answered other comments who thought Jane was using Stu’s methods. I ruled that out in both cases due to context. He went in blink at the country club and alone and as for the formal event it just doesn’t make sense to me, the organizers would like “who’s that guy?!” I just think the writers wanted to write two amazing tricks and didn’t think too much about actual method

[@chaddavis1]

@@SpideyHypnosis My friend, it was an entertaining and very informative video. I come to you often when I’m looking to learn some truth.

[@simpsonmapalo1322]

The way Spidey makes this special Makes me want to hug him😘👏

[@mikehughes957]

yet another great video Spidey, you have the knack for making things very interesting, it is no wonder that you are loved on stage.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

🤗 ❤️

[@nikitareich7617]

When the FBI came he didn't care, but when a random woman made anything he looked down to her!

[@Legend-wx6ly]

When Spidey uploads once a week the tutorials he gives are as if he is uploading every single day

[@GraceMidyette]

The scene with the ring, I assumed when I watched it, he was not so much reading guy in chair (cant remember his name) but was watching the crowd/woman who had it who also knew where the ring was. Just my interpretation as someone who doesn't really know how this all works. Mainly I noticed he only really looked at the guy in chair a few times for a few seconds, he spent more time scanning the crowd while talking.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

It’s a good guess but nobody can do that based on the reaction of a crowd. Not even close

[@teemusuortamo265]

Mentalist is such a great show

[@robertlang4955]

Video 2: My first thought was that Jane was watching for a reaction response, but got nil. He told the biker guy those things to "fish" for another reaction, having a moment when the biker dropped his guard some. (mentally)

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Smart. Especially because later in the episode Jane does EXACTLY THAT he tells a women she’s lying very confidently just to get her to admit it when he had no initial reason to believe she was lying. This however, is different, he knows the guy is lying

[@crissware]

Something similar to the concept you talked about at 8:25 was shown in the mentalist in S06E16 "Violets" in the bar scene

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Getting there 😊

[@sportmemer3178]

The click and whirr. I read the book you suggested on one of the first the mentalist videos on persuasion, beautiful stuff.

[@biot2156]

Read the book on "Influence" by Cialdini in my Psych class in th ed early '90s. Dusted it off to read again when Spidey reminded me of it and sure enough... Click, whir... I was suddenly back to noticing a few things it seems I'd forgotten for a few years!! Small commitments, (appearance of) authority, etc. Thx!

[@jeffreysun3334]

'I want to give thanks to the writer and the consultants of the show' very funny

[@marthathompson2012]

When Patrick Jane explains what he does, you know you’re probably hearing at least 50% BS/performance jazz. So I expect that stuff like the lizard brain thing to be told fictitiously as part of the sell, if it’s helpful. I assume he has some additional angle as a backup worked in, too.

[@quinnschulte9291]

If he didn’t know her he wouldn’t be focused on her so much.

[@Heartwing37]

The Mentalist is the best show that’s ever been on television! I ♥️ Patrick Jane!

[@jasonic9405]

The leader wouldn't care whose outside unless it involved him

Another amazing video... it's just 15 minutes long (ish) but sometimes I wish the videos could be longer. Spidey have you thought about uploading some extended versions of your analysis? I believe people would go fot deeper information. Thanks for your channel, it's amazing!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

I experiment with different lengths. The sweet spot seems to be 15-17 minutes. I start losing people when it gets much longer. I’m really glad you’re enjoying it tho 😊

[@Rishikumarnaidu24354]

At 12:36 i was also thinking the ring was in her cloath

[@AdeleMoravcov]

I think based on the 2 clips that Patrick knows that he's lying because he suddenly showed an interest in what's happening. When him and Lisbon came into the bar he kept playing his game, not caring whats going on, but now this woman is outside yelling after them and he's looking outside caring whats happening. Thats like the only idea I had of how Jane knew he was lying cuz I also noticed that he shaked his head while saying "no" so no sign there. But this is my idea BEFORE the hint at the end of a video so lets see and I will give an update in case I think of smth else :D

[@SpideyHypnosis]

You nailed it 😊

[@AdeleMoravcov]

@@SpideyHypnosis Yay cool. haha I also didnt catch the clue at the end of the video that you said you would give so that was really all I got. :D I like it really shows that Jane remembers a lot as well

[@Mardigrasman23]

Man I love these videos. I thought you forgot about the driving. I was thinking fake blindfold but that seemed to obvious. Like penn says if there’s only one way to do the trick then that’s the way he did the trick.

[@mounaa6095]

But Spidey said that if it was Jane's own ring, it was possible. HOW?! Now imma be thinking about this all night haha

[@SpideyHypnosis]

This was a little thing I threw in there to really bug the smart people lol. Sorry

[@mounaa6095]

If we compare, the ring belongs to different people. The trick is in the small difference. But, if it's the same scenario as shown, if jane gave his own ring, went somewhere else and told a person to hide it(assuming there was no accomplice in the crowd helping jane), it would not have been possible. It's not like he senses where his ring is. Maybe it's harder to believe and bugs me because it's a ring. Or its a ring with a detector on it haha. Technology has grown so much now. There are many magic tools. He can turn that to his advantage. I'm not well versed in mentalism so if what I say sounds dumb, I'm so sorry lol.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@mounaa6095 it sounds the furthest thing away from dumb. The answer to the question is in there 😉

[@mounaa6095]

@@SpideyHypnosis Wait what?! You can't do this to me😩 But I think it's the technology one

[@ryanburkett949]

​@@mounaa6095 I chose to delete my comment for fear of it revealing a trick that is not my right to reveal. Sorry!

[@CallousCoder]

You COULD have the ring of the guy be hidden when you are away and find it! But you need to think out of the box. 1) have a confederate there 2) have a drone with with a gimbal controlled Telephoto lens hovering above the gathering. And you can even pattern track a person! And being away is easier, because you can look at your phone to a live feat! And drones used by law enforcement actually do this already for crowd surveillance. 3) Here one for you have a couple of 360 cameras mounted from the rafters from your venue and you can actually do it the same way. We put cameras with 8mm equivalent lenses in tiny tests and that was 12 years ago :) Does it require setup and therefore not impromptu sure! I did a lot of FX for TV shows and this is how far we went. Creating bespoke electronics and software and furniture or boxes to house the gimmicks in, the prop guys were insane! I created this self contained open prediction system. That blew magicians minds, because it was so clean they said it’s pre show. But it was done then and there. Highly customized “hacked” because back then technology wasn’t as self contained. And during that season of the next Uri Geller we used the hell out of that system. My best mentalism I created was for that show and I didn’t even get to perform it as the consultant :) When you have enough financial and good crafty resources you can create miracles.

[@whiteberryff5901]

Oh i just saw the notification and came This will be so exciting Great video 😍😍❤️👍

[@dawnhardin6868]

Been waiting for this all week❤️

[@sabahmohammd]

Finally my favorite series

[@yemej]

My only guess as to how Patrick knew the guy was lying was a lack of surprise. The "boss" wasn't surprised when cops walked in, and he wasn't surprised when the lady was causing a scene outside. There are a lot of emotions than can be masked or hidden, but (unless I am mistaken) surprise is not one of them.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Interesting. You’re right that surprise is very hard to conceal. But where you lost me is how you equated a lack of surprise to a lie. Like why is it necessarily a lie just because he’s not surprised.

[@yemej]

@@SpideyHypnosis I am making a few assumptions, as I don't watch the show. Assumption 1: the biker gang, and specifically the "boss" committed a crime. Assumption 2: the police suspect the biker gang of said crime and are investigating. Assumption 3: the "boss" does in fact know the lady that was causing a scene. So even if all the players have all the information, and even if they all knew that the others had all of the information, it comes down to the evidence and what could be proven in court. I guess it just struck me as odd (suspicious) that he was as casual about the whole incident as he was.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@yemej ok so the 3rd assumption is correct. The first two are not. Also they’re bikers I’m sure there are cops and strangers poking around quite often which is why he was extremely unaffected when the cops walked in. He’s untouchable

[@d_e_a_n]

Have you ever discussing “willing” in detail. Hidden object, hand on the wrist, finding the object. Kreskin seemed to use this often.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Muscle reading. Talked about it in the second video I did in this reaction series.

[@d_e_a_n]

@@SpideyHypnosis I have a very old magic book. I think it’s called beginners book of magic. From the 80’s. Don’t even know where it is. It discusses “willing.” Do you know what this is.

[@juanramosarozarena7990]

This should be a TV series!!!!!

[@CallousCoder]

When you are blind you can see! It’s not the same as everything is black! That is less then 4% of the legally blind people. You are considered blind if your vision is less or equal to 20/200 so 20 degree field of view at a distance of 200 feet. So legally a person doing a nose peek or a pinhole view could potentially be considered legally blind.

[@SeanHawkMagic]

Awesome video buddy! Such great information! 🙌

[@galaxyintlqatar4927]

Mind blowing! Spidey your are a genius. Please don't stop what you are doing. I am waiting for the break down for a scene from SE05 EP05 where he finds the killer with the help of tarrot cards.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Slowly getting there 😊 still at season 2

[@jennywagner7386]

Just great, I love how you despicted the mammalian part of the brain with a tiger, as we tend to forget, that we are acutally one of the most dangerous species on the planet (mostly for other species :)). I'm learning a lot about the nervous system and I'm very interested in how the brain works with emotions and how we show them, could you do a little more about the brain sience? Thank you so much, I love your videos.

[@ryanburkett949]

The ring thing would also have been possible if the mentalist first had them put the ring in some sort of case/box/ or bag. I have seen it done that way at a stage show. He has the volunteer put her ring in the ring box to keep it safe from damage as the other volunteers hid it.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yep. That would be absolutely possible

[@lokithecat7225]

If A* Biker is in charge, and the others are lackeys, then when a crazy ranting woman shows up, you can infer some things by how the other Bikers interact with her. For example, if the Crazy lady was A*'s mother, they would treat her with respect.

[@curtishoffmann6956]

Hi Spidey, just want to say that I do like the Mentalist reviews you do here. And that no, this time I'm not even going to try to guess why Patrick knew the biker leader was lying. (He was using smoke and mirrors.)

[@2Clean4This1]

he didnt care at first, then he cared a bit

[@mudhalvanm.s2897]

Really cool 😎. I am always excited for new videos in this channel 🤩.

[@rjvalle8094]

I didn't just subscribe, I made a new friend. Thanks dude. Your videos are amazing!

[@dexterousdaksh4373]

I love this breakdown clips and explaination spidey...plz make more and more videos like this

[@axelhtoo3544]

Wow. That's pretty pretty dope. You are really amazing. Love your videos

[@lokithecat7225]

Finding a hidden object, in a crowd, after you leave the scene is easy. Have a stooge in the crowd who sees where the object is hidden.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Correct. I’m assuming he didn’t have a complice tho because he walked right into the country club, alone and did it. But yeah it can be done with a complice.

[@lokithecat7225]

@@SpideyHypnosis Never let your stooge walk in with you :) Done even moderately well there shouldn't be anything obvious to point out the accomplice after the fact... Side note, was going to point out accomplice / complice, but both are valid apparently complice is the "Archaic" version of "Associate or Accomplice"... Guessing it's more common in French?

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@lokithecat7225 well for one thing an accomplice/complice is different than a stooge. This wouldn’t be a stooge. Second. Given the episode it’s just unlikely that he sent someone in before him for this trick. I just don’t buy it.

[@lokithecat7225]

@@SpideyHypnosis I was just using all of it interchangeably.... interesting that there is a difference between them all. I guess, that in the same fashion a Doctor has more specific terms than a layperson, about Medicine, that these terms are more granular, for... experts. But I wasn't referring to that scene in particular, just the statement that you can't do a Find the thingy, if you are out of a room, *and the other caveats you mentioned*.

[@lokithecat7225]

I've always thought the "Foot in the Door" was a bit off. The premise is, small commitment, leads to bigger commitment. But it feels more like a small commitment is leveraged, and it's not "I'm part way in, lets go", rather "I don't want to be seen as a Hypocrite". Especially in something like the "Big donor speech".

[@SpideyHypnosis]

I can definitely see that. In fact we often talk about “need for consistency” being part of the commitment principle. The craziest thing is even if I’m aware of it. It works on me. Whenever someone at the grocery store gives me a sample, I buy the product lol.

[@mariambajelidze8515]

Thanks 🤩 Interesting as always

[@PhilippBoettcher]

Hi Spidey, great video again. from what I know about the psychology of lying the probability of giving away signs of deception increases significantly if the liar believes that the other one is able to detect his lies. So I would suggest that the fact that Patrick Jane established that he could find the ring helped to increase his chances. Would you agree? There is also one observation where I disagree with you. As an advertising guy I don’t think that the motivational speech was very convincing. In my observation there are three types of “yes”. “Yes I understand, but I won’t do anything about it.”, which is probably the most common one. “Yes, now leave me alone.” Which is the one that social pressure often causes. And “Yes, that’s right” The latter is that a yes you want to get to, because it’s the yes with commitment. In my opinion Patrick Jane only got the audience to the second yes. His audience know probably feels something like “okay, you tricked me into raising my hand and now I cannot lower it, without embarrassing myself. In consequence I will only pretend to write a cheque or if I cannot avoid writing a cheque, I will add to the check the smallest possible sum.” I hope I was able to understandably convey my thoughts, since I’m not a native speaker.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yeah you expressed it very eloquently! And it’s a very smart observation. You’re very right about that BUT since we’re diving into depth let me offer two things. 1) he knows that in a crowd like that nobody is going to write a small check because everyone will hear about it, so as long as he gets them to a yes he’s happy 2) and I was thinking of mentioning this but I didn’t. There’s a reason he did the chick in the pocket trick. It’s to justify having everyone raise their hand, it’s part of the trick. So it reduces that “he tricked me into this” mentality. I still think it’s a really good script and would work much better than “write a check!” Lol I agree with your first statement. People lie less to someone if they think the person can see through their lies.

[@PhilippBoettcher]

@@SpideyHypnosis Thank you Spidey for taking your time to share your additional thoughts. I really love the depth of your explanations, be it mentalism, magic or psychology. My job is persuation so there is a lot I can relate to and so much that I learn from you. ❤️

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@PhilippBoettcher that’s awesome man. I wanted to go into marketing when I was younger. And I guess I kind of did, but not really lol

[@flurry7439]

Great video once again :)

[@Realm9220]

Another great breakdown 😊

[@pollux100]

He give us the code! I am listening... and maybe something about red color!

[@120_xic_sushantsameerbhara6]

Thank you spidey for this 😍😍

[@1161909]

Very interesting Spidey very very interesting thank you brother

[@SpideyHypnosis]

🤗

[@miksstudio]

Maybe he had help to find the ring, the woman behind the woman with the ring raised her eyebrows when Jayne looked at the woman who had the ring.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yes. If he had a complice in the crowd who was in on it and helping him, it would be possible. I’m assuming he didn’t

[@sin_pyro]

Late to the party, I know, but Jane knew the biker leader was lying because the leader all but ignored Jane and Lisbon when they entered the bar. He didn't know them and didn't deem them important enough to warrant his attention. However, when the lady came and started making a ruckus, the leader's attention immediately went to the woman because he knew her.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Haha. Amazing. Very few people got this

[@sin_pyro]

@@SpideyHypnosis Thanks Spidey. Really love your content. It's inspiring to see all the content you've put out over the years.

[@IZ_.]

Thank ya spidey !! 😁😁

[@nayananaik9984]

spidey the king of mentalism😍

[@Mohsin__Khan]

Superb video as always man❤️

[@krisztianfeher-steler2623]

I love these videos and The Mentalist too

[@krishukey8274]

this video is sick....I just love this kind of videos.

[@jerryRp90x]

Thank again brother sir

[@quelorepario]

Two observations: Firstly, Solomon Asch's conformity experiment. The social pressure to conform to the majority, I think this should be mentioned more in depth because people are falling to this left and right everytime to all kind of cults and scams that routinely exploit this, even though we've known about it for 70 years. Secondly, the chick in the pocket may be challenging but doable. You clearly know that some performances require some homework previous to the beginning to the show, but you seem to be skeptical about having the chick moving around. Well, if the chick was on the outside pocket it would be less noticeable than in the inside pocket, and if the movements were your concern, you can use a old school technique to mesmerize the chick to keep it in a trance or in tonic immobility. This has been first described in 1646 book Mirabele Experimentum de Imaginatione Gallinae by Athanasius Kircher. So until the mark puts his hand in his pocket the chick might have been in a trance or asleep. A simpler method would be to anesthetize the chick, but it would be less cool and a tad controversial.

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

about the reptilian brain (well, the 3 brains): it is contested concept, btw.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yeah there’s debate over it like literally any aspect of psychology lol. BUT no version of it would claim that the reptilian brain can give subconscious signals. That’s limbic. So you can throw away the whole theory. But what he said isn’t true in any version of it

[@mathieu6441]

Being a magician, I can really see how the last one could be done

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Unless he has a complice, which he doesn’t. It can’t be done the way he did it. A magician should know that

[@mathieu6441]

@@SpideyHypnosis yeah I was thinking of this. We don't really know if he has one.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@mathieu6441 I ruled that out because he walks in alone to an exclusive country club so I don’t see how he could have had a complice in there

[@mathieu6441]

@@SpideyHypnosis that's true. It looks impossible that way.

[@srutibaibhabmishra9943]

Hey Spidey...just wanted u to know ...this is an excellent series u r doing... amazing fun and so much to know as well...keep doing these episodes.. atleast once in a month ...they r great fun....n about the biker leader...he seemed way too interested in the woman after 0 interest in policemen

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Nailed it!

[@nickinlondon4644]

Another great video - thanks! What's your opinion of the British mentalist Derren Brown? He has done this sort of 'parlour trick' of claiming to be guided by someone's reactions, while holding their hand, in order to find a hidden object. But he has also been honest and admitted that he uses deception and misdirection as well as real skills in his performances, so we are always left wondering how he does things.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Love him. That’s the brilliance of him he has all these psychology presentations but also says he’s a liar lol so he gives himself permission to lie. Muscle reading is a real thing, I covered it in my second video in this breakdown series. Now a lot of mentalists actually do muscle reading and a lot of mentalists pretend to muscle reading when there’s another principle at play. It’s almost impossible to tell the difference. Thanks for watching 😊

[@dawnhardin6868]

I'm 1000000% sure I know the right answer to this😊

[@SEMPH]

This guy deserves 1mil subs.😤

[@pavelmedbery3055]

One thing about the chick in the pocket trick. What if Patrick palmed the chick and faked pulling it out of the guys pocket.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

The guy took it out of his own pocket. Patrick was nowhere near him. What scene did you watch? 🤔 lol

[@pavelmedbery3055]

@@SpideyHypnosis Lesson learned. Don't reply to a comment when you're massively stoned because the logic used is incredibly faulty.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@pavelmedbery3055 😂

[@keksboon]

you probably won't see this but this question popped into my head so I have to ask. in psychological tests, questions often get repeated (only phrased differently) in order to see if people actually want that answer BUT considering the foot in the door thing, isn't there a chance that people stick to their answer simply because they said one thing the first time and now feel committed to answer like this each time(even when it might be wrong and not really fit their mental state)? wouldn't that screw the test?

[@TheSTallINNA]

After this video, I started The Mentalist over 😄

[@KevinHamdan]

Another amazing video brother!! 🔥🔥

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks dude!

[@KevinHamdan]

@@SpideyHypnosis no problem bro!!

[@Claudio-xk9xe]

Wow that's amazing, just a question: why if the man was hiding Patrick's ring would be possible? I mean, it's still a small ring that you don't see where it was hidden

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Exactly. That’s my whole point. Things that seem the same have tiny differences that means a lot more to someone who has experience in mentalism 😊. Seems insignificant but it isn’t

[@gavinspicer6924]

Hey spidey I love your videos

[@Heartwing37]

More of these please!!!!

[@anoushkaanwesha2759]

Wow this video was very helpful

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Anwesha!!!!! How was your day yesterday?! Had fun?

[@anoushkaanwesha2759]

@@SpideyHypnosis yup it was amazing thank you so much for this opportunity 💜🌻

[@The_Mystic_Mind]

Man! I’m fairly certain I understand how the others would change things to their advantage, but I’d love to see how using the mentalist’s ring could help in finding it.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Hahahaha I knew this would bug the smart people. I’m so tempted to give you a clue. Let me ask you this. If I said it would be possible for the mentalist to find his own PHONE if someone hid it, would you have as much of a hard time figuring that out?

[@The_Mystic_Mind]

@@SpideyHypnosis hmmm... I mean, if the phone was on speaker, and I had an earpiece, I might be able to tell when I’m getting closer simply from how loud the echo of my voice is, but people would see the earpiece. That’d be like contact mind reading, but cleverly distinct. The biggest problem is how a phone’s capabilities would align with that of a ring, or more simple object. It must have to do with the basic senses (touch, sight or sound) But if the object was within textural range of a person, they’d need to not be able to solve the secrets of the trick. I’d say magnets, but that seems unreliable given the amount of distance, and the ring’s possible placements. (What if they put it in a metal box?) Hmmm... I’ll need to think about this one. Edit: Actually, funny enough, if I simply said I had another “psychic friend” that I’d need to call, and simply picked up an accomplices phone (the one already called by mine before hand), I could easily walk around with a phone by my ear, with a perfect excuse to talk, all the while listening for when my voice gets loud enough to know I’ve found it. Then all I’d have to do it hang up.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@The_Mystic_Mind why is it so hard to believe that a phone and a ring can have much in common in 2021. 😉

[@The_Mystic_Mind]

@@SpideyHypnosis fair point.

[@ethanrodrigues1224]

Hey spidey, love your content❤️ I do magic as a hobby but whenever I try out tricks in front of them, I have a problem with delivering a powerful story please can you recommend me some books on performance