So a few months ago I had the pleasure of reading Cedric Taylor's ideas on the pulse stop and then
now I have watched Morgan's version, both are almost identical. The method is bold and strong but I
would have thought that it would be more original. Being that they are friends, I had an inclination
that their methods were the same but I had hopes that they wouldn't be. Morgan has some additional
ideas to go with the method and he shows how to apply it to a second spectator but that doesn't
justify the method being the same.
As I'd said, the method is strong... just not original
and that's why I'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars. I'm trying not to let my anger get the best of me and
discourage others who may not know the method from purchasing it.
Sans minds of course has
a long history of releasing ideas that have already been published so I more so blame them.
Cedric Taylor has posted about 17 times in different places on the magiccafe that his method is not relevant to Morgan Strebler's and he has highly recommended people buy D.O.A.
I'm not a massive fan of D.O.A. for the simple reason that spectators have a hard time finding a pulse and it's very challenging to pull this off on someone with experience taking a pulse, but I DoD want to clear up that confusion.
Their friends so I'm not surprised that he is saying that his method is not relevant to this, but buy his ebook "Fly on the Wall", which he gave me for free and you will see that the methods that they describe in both of their releases are the same, almost word for word. Compare the pictures of Cedric's ebook to the video of Morgan's and you will see that they are the same. The fact that they won't even own up to it and at least say that they are similar, shows a complete dishonest. The same kind of dishonest behavior that Sans Minds has notoriously engaged in...
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A great method, not as original as I would have thought
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