@DanDart
Initial thoughts: is this going to be like a bigger version of the 2n-2 trick? 2:20: is it gonna be the fibonacci trick Grime showed us? 3:53 fibs confirmed
@drdel76
My “da-da” moment failed because one of my audience added up his pair of numbers wrongly! I advise getting someone to check the arithmetic before “memorising” the numbers.
@mattberinger2114
If you propose this trick to an average logical person, they won't be much impressed. The moment they hear they have to sum the two previous numbers, they immediately conclude that there is an easy formula behind it. Like I did 😄
@murtadah6327
Interesting trick indeed!
@MrRyanroberson1
yeah i did some fibonacci and found the result was 55x the first and 88x the second, and the 7th is 5x the first and 8x the second
@omamba5105
I can’t even read all of those numbers in a single second, much less add them….
@johnnyshinnichi1785
Many, many years ago I saw a math trick in a magic book which involved adding (or multiplying, I can't remember) two long numbers together very quickly. I think they were about 7 or 8 digits, but i don't think the exact number mattered. I can't remember how it was done now, but I know it was easy to do because after a few goes I could do it faster than someone using a calculator, and I'm no math genius. Could any of you guys remind me of the method please?
@MikeCummings-o4d
I’ve started my quiz with the first number 24 and the second number 66. It turns out that my seventh number is 648. How do you get the sum 7128 when the first number is a 6?
@RisingWanabe
I see the trick! they will do half the math for you
@cynthia7927
sigh.... so you're a Casio user, huh?
@rickpatrick3886
He needs much more practice on making videos.
@ChrisCarter-j2j
"It's harder to see what's going on here 'then' some other tricks..." ???? It's 'THAN' some other tricks... I'm not trying to be rude but you must be a GenZ or maybe A Millennial or GenY... 🧐 Why does your generations get these 2 words confused?? They are not interchangeable and they do not mean remotely the same thing... Just confused about that and wondering your reasoning..😊
@rickpatrick3886
Come on! Stop talking and move on.
@WrathofMath