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Provide a of the "Theory of False Solutions" Contrast Ortiz's theories with Juan Tamariz's "Magic Way"

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– A magician has countless variations of the same trick to choose from. How to decide? Ortiz lists seven common criteria—cleverness, creativity, difficulty, efficiency, whether it fooled you , novelty, and even "it doesn't matter"—and systematically demolishes them all as misleading traps. He then introduces the eighth, and only valid, criterion: design . He asserts that "design principles are the most important thing to keep in mind when evaluating a trick's method." A clever method that is poorly designed will always fail. Provide a of the "Theory of False Solutions"

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