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    Ran Pink developed a new center tear technique called T-REX that allows the performer to access information from a torn piece of paper in a single, smooth motion. Several magicians praise T-REX, describing it as the best and smoothest center tear technique. T-REX focuses on a bold first tear that makes unfolding motions unnecessary, allowing information to be gained immediately. It has shifted the way center tears are performed.

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    Ran Pink developed a new center tear technique called T-REX that allows the performer to access information from a torn piece of paper in a single, smooth motion. Several magicians praise T-REX, describing it as the best and smoothest center tear technique. T-REX focuses on a bold first tear that makes unfolding motions unnecessary, allowing information to be gained immediately. It has shifted the way center tears are performed.

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    Ran Pink developed a new center tear technique called T-REX that allows the performer to access information from a torn piece of paper in a single, smooth motion. Several magicians praise T-REX, describing it as the best and smoothest center tear technique. T-REX focuses on a bold first tear that makes unfolding motions unnecessary, allowing information to be gained immediately. It has shifted the way center tears are performed.

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    Ran Pink developed a new center tear technique called T-REX that allows the performer to access information from a torn piece of paper in a single, smooth motion. Several magicians praise T-REX, describing it as the best and smoothest center tear technique. T-REX focuses on a bold first tear that makes unfolding motions unnecessary, allowing information to be gained immediately. It has shifted the way center tears are performed.

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    I really do like T-REX and have used it regularly over the last year. It is indeed excellent and
    extremely utilitarian. It is one of the smoothest and most efficient tears I’ve seen.” -Bob Cassidy

    “It’s the single best Center Tear I’ve seen in 20 years. For Real!” -Jerome Finley

    “T-REX is quite simply perfect. I’m now convinced a center tear can be fast and invisible whilst
    allowing you to see roughly 75% of the billet after just one tear. Please read that sentence
    again. This is the way we’ll all be doing center tears as of 2013. Fact!” -Colin McLeod

    “Finding the way to the center has yielded many solutions, but only a few feel as natural and as
    smooth as Ran Pink’s T-REX.” -Patrick Redford

    “I saw Ran perform T-REX and I was amazed. Then he taught me the moves and I was even
    more astounded! So easy, practical, and very smart. This is by far the best Center Tear I have
    ever seen. I’m definitely going to use it!” -Haim Goldenberg

    Create the illusion of REAL mindreading in the most direct, personal, casual and powerful way,
    and be able to do it anytime with nothing more than a pen and piece of paper. It’s classic and
    simple, yet so strong that it can bring people to tears.

    In 2010 Ran began experimenting with an approach that could get him to the information faster
    than any move that has ever existed before. He wanted to rip the paper, making it seem
    un-needed and dispose of it like it was irrelevant. Yet he still wanted to access the information
    instantly without having to steal pieces or turning around for the peek.

    He wanted to move away from the origami-like, methodical tearing, and focus on a bolder move,
    one which would allow him to gain information after the first tear if he so pleased. Yet, it had to
    appear natural with no apparent unfolding motions. This is how T-REX came to be.

    Never look at your hands as you rip the paper

    No fumbling with too many pieces

    Easy to navigate by touch alone

    This was a breakthrough for Ran Pink that shifted the way he performed the Center Tear.

    Learn Ran Pink’s T-REX ripping technique and then explore alternative handlings, additional
    subtleties, presentational ideas and the logic of the whole process.
    “How do you justify tearing up the paper?”
    “Why write it down?”

    These questions are addressed inside the book as well as presentation ideas from some of the
    greatest minds in magic and mentalism .

    T-REX includes a Foreword by Richard Osterlind (the man that started the instant access
    Center Tear revolution) which contains a brief history of the instant access center tear.

    As a extra bonus you’ll also learn "LSD T-REX": A revolutionary TWO-CARD Center Tear.

    Effects and Contributions

    A Borrowed Thought -Ran Pink

    Numero-Logic -Ran Pink

    The Bucket List -Paul Carnazzo

    Thoughts and Ideas On Billet Work -Michael Murray

    Essays (part 1) -Colin McLeod

    Twinkle -Michael Weber

    Ripping And T-REX -Tom Jorgenson

    The Benefits Of Sharing -Rainer Mees and Thomas Heine

    Feeling Tear-ific -Paul Shirley

    Essays (part 2) -Colin McLeod

    Inception Principle -H. Arcana

    Parameters Of The Vast Universe -Andrew Gerard

    Tuning In To Tune Out -Mark Elsdon

    Center Torn Influence -Jan Forster

    José’s Handling -José Prager


    Killer Instinct -Paul Shirley

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