APPMAZING INFINITY vs Langton's Ant

Link to trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=594clEusf7U The following trick received an award at the Spanish magic championship in the year 2022, now you can enjoy it with more than 1 hour of tutorial. Always with you available on your phone. We present the Swiss army knife of mentalism, literally a multifunction tool to include in your routines and create new effects impossible to perform so far. You have in your hands the most advanced trick calculator on the market, designed by and for professional magicians, you can perform a multitude of different effects. Whether you are an amateur who wants good results with little effort or an expert illusionist looking to improve your repertoire, this application will become your best ally. Appmazing Infinity is an app that simulates a calculator, it will allow you to perform spectacular magic tricks, from guessing numbers to complex effects with an stacked deck of cards. Infinity has 4 working modes: Mode 1 Force mode: Allows you to force numbers, you will be able to make any operation give the result you want, with predefined or improvised numbers. Mode 2 Mind Reading: Allows you to guess numbers thought "without forcing or glancing", perfect for mind reading. Mode 3 Stopwatch: Predicts timed times such as exactly how many seconds it takes a spectator to drink a beer. Mode 4 Stacked Deck: Perform stacked deck effects, such as a Any card to any number without knowing the order. You will be able to control the app with the Appmazing Thumb Controller, a bluetooth device so small that it goes inside a thumb tip, and will allow you to take app magic to a new level. If you want to purchase an Appmazing Thumb Controller you can do it at https://appmazingmagic.com/atc/

Langton’s Ant is a cellular automaton that models an ant moving on a grid of cells following some very basic rules. At the start of the simulation, the ant is randomly positioned on a 2D-grid of white cells. The ant is also given a direction (either facing up, down, left or right). The ant then moves according to the colour of the cell it is currently sitting in, with the following rules: 1.If the cell is white, it changes to black and the ant turns right 90°. 2.If the cell is black, it changes to white and the ant turns left 90°. 3.The ant then moves forward to the next cell, and repeat from step 1. These simple rules lead to complex behaviours. Three distinct modes of behaviour are apparent, when starting on a completely white grid: - Simplicity: During the first few hundred moves it creates very simple patterns which are often symmetric. - Chaos: After a few hundred moves, a big, irregular pattern of black and white squares appears. The ant traces a pseudo-random path until around 10,000 steps. - Emergent order: Finally the ant starts building a recurrent “highway” pattern of 104 steps that repeats indefinitely. All finite initial configurations tested eventually converge to the same repetitive pattern, suggesting that the “highway” is an attractor of Langton’s ant, but no one has been able to prove that this is true for all such initial configurations.