I'm amazed people still buy into this stuff, the book and lessons on how this works are now common knowledge. It's a great 1920s party trick.
Tyler Henry exhibits extremely unnerving levels of narcissism and if I'm been honest that's kinda what made this show interesting in a sense. It's like a unique look into the life on an actual psychopath (least what he wants you to see) a leech feeding of the emotions of simple people.
There's a reason many magicians despise people like Tyler not out of spite but of the moral line he's crossed.
Being familiar with the technique he's using myself I decided to watch a couple of episodes thinking he might have added a new depth or angle to the trick, but no, same old trick, just better makeup and lighting.
Tyler Henry exhibits extremely unnerving levels of narcissism and if I'm been honest that's kinda what made this show interesting in a sense. It's like a unique look into the life on an actual psychopath (least what he wants you to see) a leech feeding of the emotions of simple people.
There's a reason many magicians despise people like Tyler not out of spite but of the moral line he's crossed.
Being familiar with the technique he's using myself I decided to watch a couple of episodes thinking he might have added a new depth or angle to the trick, but no, same old trick, just better makeup and lighting.
