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But why? I am reminded of Davy Crockett's "Not yours to give" speech.
by presidentender 10y ago
But why? I am reminded of Davy Crockett's "Not yours to give" speech.
- Aelinsaar 10y agoBecause of a strong lobby, especially from David Copperfield. As usual, just follow the money.
- adamdonahue 10y agoReads like an advertisement for Copperfield. But in terms of advancing the art form and of classic prestidigitation, I can think of no better current practitioner than Ricky Jay.
- AndyNemmity 10y agoThere are so many people, it'd be difficult to compile a list and not leave anyone out. It's a rich field.
- swamp40 10y agoHow does the money get back to David Copperfield?
- AndyNemmity 10y agoGenerally I don't think it does. Magic is an art form, and a love by many. The same fanatical support that artists, or musicians have for their craft, magicians have for theirs. So quite often magicians do things for the benefit of the whole craft, versus any individual gain. If you imagine it like other arts, it starts to make sense in my view.