Unethical to perform tricks you've figured out?

Albert · 10-15-2011, 08:04 PM

I told you, these guys are just trying to come up with stupid excuses to make you buy the tricks. Even after all this discussion on ethics on our other posts about lying in magic, we couldn't come up with a single agreeable term on what ethics is in magic.

If that's the case, who says that Ellusionist's or Theory11's definition of ethics is correct? Their ethics state: "If you don't buy the trick, you don't deserve to perform it." They think they are the authority and are abusing that higher standing as a business.

Honestly, I wish I could expose all of this stupidity and nonsense to the entire magic community and see people's reactions to this.

10-15-2011, 08:04 PM	#11
Albert DarkSleightZ Artist Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 671 Donor Score: 110	I told you, these guys are just trying to come up with stupid excuses to make you buy the tricks. Even after all this discussion on ethics on our other posts about lying in magic, we couldn't come up with a single agreeable term on what ethics is in magic. If that's the case, who says that Ellusionist's or Theory11's definition of ethics is correct? Their ethics state: "If you don't buy the trick, you don't deserve to perform it." They think they are the authority and are abusing that higher standing as a business. Honestly, I wish I could expose all of this stupidity and nonsense to the entire magic community and see people's reactions to this. __________________ "Bluffing is an important act to all strategies." - Lelouch Lamperouge