Quote by David Copperfield

Magic and new technology have always walked hand in hand - even back in the days of Robert Houdin.

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Summary

This quote suggests that throughout history, the world of magic and the development of new technology have always been closely connected. It references Robert Houdin, a famous magician from the past, to highlight this connection. Implying that even in Houdin's time, magic and new technology were intertwined. The quote implies that magic has often embraced and adapted to incorporate technological advancements, while simultaneously inspiring and influencing the creation of new technology. It emphasizes the dynamic relationship between these two realms, suggesting that they have consistently influenced and advanced each other throughout history.

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By David Copperfield

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