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<li>why a trick works is more important than how it works</li>
<li>astonishment happens every time you experience for the first time</li>
<li>“Astonishment is not an emotion that’s created. It’s an existing state that is revealed.” Paul Harris</li>
<li>the easiest person to fool is a scientist…children are the most difficult to astonish</li>
<li>the feeling of astonishment can be found all around us</li>
<li>a little mystery is a good thing</li>
<li>rise table rise</li>
<li>see something you did’t see before…pay attention and look with new eyes</li>
<li>“How much better could your life be if you were astonished every day.”</li>
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