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SPEAKER 1: Do you think magic is real?

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SPEAKER 2: I feel like I'm about to
offend half your audience somehow.

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[LAUGHTER]

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I have not seen evidence
to persuade me that math--

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Sorry.

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SPEAKER 1: That math is real.

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SPEAKER 2: Sorry.

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SPEAKER 1: Math isn't real, everyone.

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SPEAKER 2: That magic is real.

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However, I have seen tricks
where I am indeed mesmerized

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by how they did what they did.

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SPEAKER 1: And you have that first--

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at first, you first see it and
you're like, it has to be magic--

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SPEAKER 2: It is, but then--

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SPEAKER 1: --almost.

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SPEAKER 2: --I do find
myself struggling to think,

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OK, there must be a better explanation
and I'm just not seeing it.

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But fun fact, two colleagues of mine are
actually taking a magic class right now,

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which sounds like wonderful fun.

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SPEAKER 1: Is this going
to make it into CS50?

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SPEAKER 2: Possibly.

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Maybe an opening act.

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SPEAKER 1: Future magic tricks.

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SPEAKER 2: Yes.