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<正>In 1970, American magician Rick Johnsson theorized that when magic tricks seem too perfect,audiences are less impressed and can easily figure out their secrets.Researchers at the University of London found viewers preferred “perfect” tricks to flawed ones. But consistent with the theory, viewers had an easier time understanding how these tricks were performed.
