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Statistically, 98% would be saying “red / hammer” in such a scenario and has nothing to do with a favorite color or device for a man. The number is the deceptive 2%.
19 Ιουν 2021 · Did you say “red hammer”? Congratulations! You’re part of the 98% of people who said the same answer. If you answered something other than a red hammer, you belong to the 2% of the creative, out-of-the-box thinkers. That’s the Red Hammer mentalist trick. It looks easy, right?
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19 Αυγ 2005 · This is a variation of an old trick. There is an explanation, albeit not the mystery it makes itself out to be. SOME, not 98%, people will both think of red and hammer when asked for a color or tool. For the people that answer both correctly, the test seems amazing.
They may have done a survey asking 1000 people to think of just a color, or just a tool, and then gathered that the two top responses are red and hammer. Sure, but that's the whole magic of it. If 98% of people who are asked to name a tool pick a hammer, and similarly for color and red, that's an interesting fact.
For a given category (e.g. "tools") we have some representative example (e.g. "the hammer"). It's possible that, when prompted to think of a tool, most people think of a hammer. Similarly, they think of red when asked for a color. That said, I suspect the 98% figure is fabricated.
Red hammer is probably just the most common response (red is the topical color and hammer the topical tool), and the video is just a joke to make you feel inadequate if you're creative enough to imagine something else (not that blue hammer is a very creative answer, mind you).
