Any spectator selects any subject matter and concentrates on a single piece of information: a digit, a word, a simple drawing. the performer writes his prediction in the first section on the upper row, which is then covered from the view of the audience. the spectator reveals his thought and this is recorded in the space below the performer’s covered prediction. The process is repeated twice more. with the performer writing and covering his prediction in the upper row before the spectator’s actual selection is revealed and recorded below. At the conclusion, the covers are removed immediately and the predictions are seen to be all but verbatim duplicates of the spectator’s free thoughts.