Mostly Trivial 185

Magic

[trivia]

 

Cave men and how magic started

 

 

Magic has been practiced for a very long time. In fact it goes back as far as 50,000 B.C. Can you believe it, 52,000 years ago magic was started?

 

Prehistoric people who buried cave bears probably started "magic". They probably did this as a magic rite (spell). Scientists believe those drawings and carvings are a form of magic. For example, hunters would probably draw animals or hunting scenes before going on hunting trips. They probably believed that the drawings would come to life while they were gone. They believed in its power but it didn’t actually work. By drawing the scenes they gave themselves self-confidence. That was their magic.

 

 

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What Do You Know , Joe?

 

What magician lived in a transparent case suspended 30 feet in the air on the south bank of the River Thames for 44 days without any food or sleep?

 

A: Ken Livingstone

B: David Blaine 

C: Lance Burton 

D: David Copperfield

Answers from Last Post: B. Ampere

Born in Lyon, France, in 1775, Andre-Marie Ampere 

was schooled at home by his father and showed 

an aptitude for mathematics at an early age.