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Pílulas de açucar, injeções de nada -- estudos mostram, com frequência maior do que seria esperado, que os placebos realmente funcionam. No TECMED, o mágico Eric Mead faz um truque para provar que, mesmo quando a gente sabe que uma coisa não é real, pode ter uma reação tão poderosa como se fosse. (Alerta: Esta palestra não é adequada para pessoas que se perturbem por agulhas ou sangue.)
Eric Mead is a prolific magician, mentalist and comedian who worked his way up from doing magic on the street to appearing at exclusive events around the world. Full bio »
Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Durval Castro
Reviewed by Adriel Vieira
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