Whether it's this attempt at the biggest pizza party ever or trying to eat an airplane, there's a method to the madness of getting into Guinness World Records. As many as 95% of submissions get rejected. >> We do validate people that do things that others might seem about a bit weird, like eating aircraft and stuff.So, >> do you not see that as weird. >> I see it as really interesting. ...

60 Minutes rewind. Unusual metals that are sprinkled inside almost every piece of high tech you can think of. Most people have never heard of them, but we have become so reliant on rare earths that a few years ago an intense global power struggle broke out over their free flow.The reason is that one country has a virtual monopoly. roughly 90% of the mining, refining, and processing of rare earths, China. And in 2010, it used that power to disrupt the world supply.It's especially troubling because it was the ...

At the end of our interview, he asked me to name a place I've always wanted to go but have never been. >> Tell us the place. Tell us the place you thought of.What what you said, I want to go there. I can't wait to say it. What was it.Vietnam. >> Vietnam. And you were about to say somewhere different.That was the key. You were about to change your mind. Say the other place you were thinking of. Thailand was the other one you were going to go with.>> Come on. How did you get that. Of all the countries in the ...

Entertainment & Content Creation - The content creator has been planning and formulating ideas for new content since the end of the last season [2] - The goal is to evoke a feeling of wonder in the audience, similar to the feeling one gets from certain movies [4] - The content involves performing tricks, such as guessing an ATM pin code [2] Brand Engagement & Collaboration - The content creator collaborated with the Los Angeles Rams, including players like Devin Withers and Cam Curl, and coach Shawn McVey [2] - The collaboration involved incorporating mind-reading elements into the content [2] Audience Interaction & Reaction - The content aims to elicit strong reactions from participants, such as freaking out on camera [3] - The audience's reaction and feeling of wonder are key components of the content's appeal [4]

The tricks have fallen apart in front of very large audiences. The magic is in Oz's ability to pivot in the moment, keep from panicking, and make us all think he pulled it off. >> O wanted weatherman Al Roker to pick a celebrity who would run for president in 2016.He wanted him to say Taylor Swift. The trick failed. This is O recovering in real time.>> Who is that celebrity of in mind. Who's running shock us. >> George Clooney. George Clooney.Anybody else. Any women. >> Uh, Taylor Swift.>> Okay, I like it. ...

What you're doing is not magic. >> So I would describe it as a subset of magic. I do magic of the mind.I no longer need to see how when I look there, you look there. That's the number one thing you learn in magic. Misdirection.When you make an elephant appear or disappear, the elephant was always there. The elephant didn't really vanish into thin air. We all know that.I made you look in the place I want you to look >> by using skills. When you take magic to a higher and higher level, you start to get rid of ...

I think the first number of your code's a one, isn't it. Your real pin code. >> My ATM >> ATM pin code.>> Why would I tell you that on the air. >> In June Ow's guest Joe Rogan's ATM pin code, leaving the podcaster befuddled. >> How'd I do, Joe.Is that your ATM pin code. >> Yeah. >> He looked like he wanted to punch you.>> I think so. >> I'm skeptical because I got that pin code in the mail. >> He's calling his bank right now and being like, "Yo, do you know this? Has this guy been playing the long game?" >> ...

O is the first to admit his act is based on one big lie. >> The lie is that I can read your mind. >> You're sitting here today telling me you're not mind readading.>> That's correct. And it's funny because some people even though I go to great extremes to tell people that I am not a psychic or supernatural. I have people that come up to me after shows who are at the highest level where I can't say names because I don't want to embarrass people.I'll >> say names >> of like CEOs of major Fortune 100 companies ...

Behavioral Analysis - Subject exhibits physical tells such as nerve twitching in the hands, potentially indicating deception or heightened emotional state [1] - Subject's non-verbal cues, like looking up after counting, provide insights into their thought process and memories [2] - The analysis focuses on reading people rather than reading minds, emphasizing observation of behavior [1] Memory and Recall - The subject initially denies the possibility of a football player being on the poster [1] - The subject successfully recalls the name "Shaniah Twain" when prompted, revealing the content of the poster [2] - The memory is associated with a specific grade (sixth grade) and a visual detail (looking back) [2]

Health & Fitness - Grip strength is a proxy for overall strength and is associated with reduced dementia risk and mortality [1] - Acquired strength, achieved through work and exercise, protects brain health [2] - Exercise, including improving cardiorespiratory fitness, grip strength, and muscle strength, is crucial for maintaining health [3] Strength Assessment - For individuals 40+, the recommended hanging time is 1 minute 30 seconds for women and 2 minutes for men [2] - The farmer's carry assessment involves women carrying 75% of their body weight while walking for 1 minute [2][3]