How to Use Peter Answers, Virtual Tarot

Peter Answers, Virtual Tarot Knows All

Forget Web 2.0. Forget Google. Forget Watson. Peter Answers Virtual Tarot is a mysitical website with the psychic power to read minds and answer any question. Find out how to amaze your friends with this coolest of internet tricks.

Difficulty:

Easy

Instructions

1. Visit Peter Answers, Virtual Tarot.

   Show your friends the site PeterAnswers.com

2. Explain that Peter Answers Virtual Tarot can read minds, and will answer any question your friends can think of ***as long as your friend knows the answer***.

3. Peter Answers-Virtual Tarot, like Karnak the Magnificent, knows all.

   Ask your friend for his question, and verify with him or her the answer. For instance, the question can be "How many fingers am I holding up", and the answer would be "Four" (or whatever).

4. If your friend balks at providing an answer, explain that Peter Answers--Virtual Tarot reads minds with its psychic powers. The more minds that know the answer, and concentrate on it, the better it works. If one's mind is unclear, it will cloud the answer.

5. Peter Answers "petition" language (click to enlarge)

   Next, enter your information at the Peter Answers site. First, enter the "Petition" sentence (click on the image at the left to enlarge and see the Petition language).

6. Peter Answers question entry (click to enlarge)

   Next, enter your friend's question. As soon as you type the final question mark, the answer will mysteriously appear!

7. Peter Answers Virtual Tarot magically knows the answer (click to enlarge)

   Your friend is amazed by Peter Answers! How does it work?

   The trick is this: As you type the petition, start with a period in the text box. Then, type the answer that you want to appear. Even though you are typing the answer, the Petition box will show the silly Petition language. Your friends are watching the screen, not your fingers.

   The answer magically appears, as soon as you are finished typing the actual question, and type the question mark.

Tips & Warnings

• Practice a few times before trying this with an audience. There's a bit of a learning curve for typing the answers properly.

Resources

• Peter Answers--Virtual Tarot