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Marco Tempest: A magical tale (with augmented reality)
Marco Tempest: Priča o magiji (s poboljšanom stvarnošću)
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Marco Tempest priča divnu priču o tome što je magija, kako nas zabavlja i kako ističe našu ljudskost - istovremeno izvodeći izuzetne iluzije rukama i pomoću stroja za poboljšanu stvarnost.
Marco Tempest - Techno-illusionist
Marco Tempest is a cyber illusionist, combining magic and technology to produce astonishing illusions. Full bio
Marco Tempest is a cyber illusionist, combining magic and technology to produce astonishing illusions. Full bio
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Marco Tempest: What I'd like to show you today
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Marco Tempest: Danas bih vam želio pokazati
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is something in the way of an experiment.
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nešto poput eksperimenta.
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Today's its debut.
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Ovo je premijera.
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It's a demonstration of augmented reality.
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Demonstracija poboljšane stvarnosti.
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And the visuals you're about to see are not prerecorded.
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Vizuali koje ćete vidjeti nisu
prethodno snimljeni.
prethodno snimljeni.
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They are live
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Idu uživo
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and reacting to me in real time.
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i reagiraju na mene u stvarnom vremenu.
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I like to think of it as a kind of technological magic.
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Gledam na to kao na neku vrstu tehnološke magije.
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So fingers crossed.
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Prekrižimo prste.
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And keep your eyes on the big screen.
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Držite pogled na velikom ekranu.
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Augmented reality
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Poboljšana stvarnost
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is the melding of the real world
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predstavlja stapanje svarnog svijeta
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with computer-generated imagery.
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sa slikama stvorenim na računalu.
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It seems the perfect medium
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Ovo izgleda kao savršeni medij
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to investigate magic
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za istraživanje magije
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and ask, why, in a technological age,
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i pitanja zašto, u tehnološkom dobu,
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we continue to have
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još uvijek imamo
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this magical sense of wonder.
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magičan osjećaj začudnosti.
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Magic is deception,
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Magija je obmana,
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but it is a deception we enjoy.
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ali obmana u kojoj uživamo.
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To enjoy being deceived,
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Da bi uživala u obmani,
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an audience must first
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publika prvo mora
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suspend its disbelief.
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prigušiti svoju nevjericu.
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It was the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Pjesnik Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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who first suggested this receptive state of mind.
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prvi je predložio takvo receptivno stanje uma.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge: I try to convey a semblance of truth in my writing
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge: svojim pisanjem
pokušavam dočarati nešto što sliči istini
pokušavam dočarati nešto što sliči istini
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to produce for these shadows of the imagination
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kako bih u tim sjenkama mašte izazvao
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a willing suspension of disbelief
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voljno prigušenje nevjerice
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that, for a moment,
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koje, u tom trenutku,
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constitutes poetic faith.
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predstavlja poetičko vjerovanje.
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MT: This faith in the fictional is essential
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MT: Vjerovanje u fikciju je suštinsko
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for any kind of theatrical experience.
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za svaku vrstu kazališnog iskustva.
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Without it,
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Bez njega,
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a script is just words.
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scenarij su samo riječi.
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Augmented reality
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Poboljšana stvarnost
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is just the latest technology.
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je samo najnovija tehnologija.
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And sleight of hand
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Magijski trik
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is just an artful demonstration
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je samo vješta demonstracija
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of dexterity.
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pokretnosti.
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We are all very good at suspending our disbelief.
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Svi mi možemo odlično prigušiti svoju nevjericu.
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We do it every day,
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Činimo to svakoga dana,
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while reading novels,
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čitajući romane,
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watching television
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gledajući televiziju
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or going to the movies.
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ili idući u kino.
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We willingly enter fictional worlds
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Svojevoljno ulazimo u svijetove mašte
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where we cheer our heroes
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gdje navijamo za svoje junake
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and cry for friends we never had.
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i plačemo za prijateljima koje nikad nismo imali.
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Without this ability
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Bez te sposobnosti
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there is no magic.
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nema magije.
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It was Jean Robert-Houdin,
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Jean Robert-Houdin,
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France's greatest illusionist,
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najveći francuski iluzionist,
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who first recognized the role of the magician
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prvi je prepoznao da mađioničar
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as a storyteller.
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ima ulogu pripovjedača.
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He said something that I've posted on the wall of my studio.
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Rekao je nešto što sam postavio
na zid svoga studija.
na zid svoga studija.
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Jean Robert-Houdin: A conjurer is not a juggler.
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Jean Robert-Houdin: Mađioničar nije žongler.
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He is an actor playing the part of a magician.
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On je glumac koji igra ulogu čarobnjaka.
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MT: Which means magic is theater
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MT: Što znači da je magija teatar
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and every trick
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i svaki trik
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is a story.
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je priča.
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The tricks of magic
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Magijski trikovi
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follow the archetypes of narrative fiction.
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slijede arhetipe narativne fikcije.
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There are tales of creation and loss,
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Tu su priče o stvaranju i gubitku,
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death and resurrection,
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smrti i uskrsnuću,
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and obstacles that must be overcome.
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i preprekama koje treba nadići.
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Now many of them are intensely dramatic.
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Mnoge od tih priča su intenzivno dramatične.
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Magicians play with fire and steel,
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Mađioničari se igraju s vatrom i čelikom,
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defy the fury of the buzzsaw,
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prkose silini pile,
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dare to catch a bullet
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hrabro hvataju metke
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or attempt a deadly escape.
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ili pokušavaju bijeg iz ralja smrti.
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But audiences don't come to see the magician die,
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Ali publika ne dolazi vidjeti smrt mađioničara,
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they come to see him live.
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dolaze vidjeti kako preživljava.
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Because the best stories
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Jer najbolje priče
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always have a happy ending.
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uvijek imaju sretan kraj.
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The tricks of magic have one special element.
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Magijski trikovi imaju jedan poseban element.
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They are stories with a twist.
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To su priče s preokretom.
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Now Edward de Bono argued
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Edward de Bono tvrdi
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that our brains are pattern matching machines.
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da su naši umovi strojevi za prepoznavanje obrazaca.
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He said that magicians deliberately exploit
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On veli da mađioničari iskorištavaju
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the way their audiences think.
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način na koji publika razmišlja.
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Edward de Bono: Stage magic relies almost wholly
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Edward de Bono: Magija na pozornici
gotovo u cijelosti ovisi
gotovo u cijelosti ovisi
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on the momentum error.
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o pogrešci momentuma..
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The audience is led to make assumptions or elaborations
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Publiku se potakne da donese
pretpostavke ili zaključke
pretpostavke ili zaključke
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that are perfectly reasonable,
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koji su savršeno razumni,
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but do not, in fact, match
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ali zapravo ne odgovaraju
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what is being done in front of them.
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onome što im se stvarno zbiva pred očima.
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MT: In that respect,
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MT: U tom smislu,
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magic tricks are like jokes.
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trikovi su poput viceva.
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Jokes lead us down a path
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Vic nas povede jednim putem,
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to an expected destination.
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k očekivanom odredištu.
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But when the scenario we have imagined suddenly flips
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Ali kad se scenarij koji smo zamislili
iznenada preokrene
iznenada preokrene
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into something entirely unexpected,
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u nešto sasvim neočekivano,
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we laugh.
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smijemo se.
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The same thing happens
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Isto se događa
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when people watch magic tricks.
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kad ljudi gledaju magijske trikove.
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The finale
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Finale je
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defies logic,
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u suprotnosti s logikom,
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gives new insight into the problem,
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pruža novi uvid u problem,
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and audiences express their amazement
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i publika smijehom iskazuje
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with laughter.
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svoje oduševljenje.
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It's fun to be fooled.
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Zabavno je kad vas zeznu.
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One of the key qualities of all stories
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Jedna od ključnih kvaliteta svake priče
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is that they're made to be shared.
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je da su stvorene da ih se dijeli.
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We feel compelled to tell them.
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Osjećamo potrebu da ih ispričamo.
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When I do a trick at a party --
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Kad izvedem trik na zabavi --
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(Laughter)
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(Smijeh)
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that person will immediately pull their friend over
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ta će osoba smjesta dovući prijatelja
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and ask me to do it again.
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i zamoliti me da trik ponovim.
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They want to share the experience.
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Želimo podijeliti iskustvo.
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That makes my job more difficult,
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To moj posao čini težim,
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because, if I want to surprise them,
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jer, ako ih želim iznenaditi,
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I need to tell a story that starts the same,
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moram ispričati priču koja počinje isto,
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but ends differently --
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ali završava drugačije --
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a trick with a twist
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trik s preokretom
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on a twist.
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preokreta.
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It keeps me busy.
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To mi stvara posao.
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Now experts believe
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Stručnjaci vjeruju
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that stories go beyond our capacity for keeping us entertained.
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da priče za nas imaju veći značaj
od puke zabave.
od puke zabave.
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We think in narrative structures.
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Razmišljamo u narativnim strukturama.
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We connect events and emotions
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Povezujemo događaje i emocije
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and instinctively transform them
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i instinktivno ih transformiramo
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into a sequence that can be easily understood.
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u slijed koji možemo lako razumjeti.
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It's a uniquely human achievement.
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To je jedinstveno ljudsko postignuće.
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We all want to share our stories,
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Svi želimo podijeliti svoje priče,
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whether it is the trick we saw at the party,
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bilo da je riječ o triku koji smo
vidjeli na zabavi,
vidjeli na zabavi,
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the bad day at the office
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o lošem danu u uredu
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or the beautiful sunset we saw on vacation.
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ili prekrasnom zalasku sunca koji smo
gledali na odmoru.
gledali na odmoru.
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Today, thanks to technology,
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Danas, zahvaljujući tehnologiji,
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we can share those stories as never before,
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priče možemo dijeliti više
nego ikada ranije,
nego ikada ranije,
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by email, Facebook,
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e-mailom, Facebookom,
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blogs, tweets,
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blogovima, tweetovima,
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on TED.com.
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na stranici TED.com.
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The tools of social networking,
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Alati društvenog umrežavanja
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these are the digital campfires
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digitalne su logorske vatre
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around which the audience gathers
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oko kojih se publika okuplja
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to hear our story.
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da bi čula našu priču.
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We turn facts into similes and metaphors,
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Pretvaramo činjenice u poredbe i metafore,
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and even fantasies.
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pa čak i fantazije.
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We polish the rough edges of our lives
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Uglačavamo oštre bridove naših života
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so that they feel whole.
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kako bismo osjetili cjelinu.
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Our stories make us the people we are
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Naše priče nas čine ljudima kakvi jesmo
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and, sometimes, the people we want to be.
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i, ponekad, ljudima kakvi želimo biti.
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They give us our identity
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Daju nam naš identitet
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and a sense of community.
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i osjećaj zajednice.
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And if the story is a good one,
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A ako je priča dobra,
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it might even make us smile.
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možda će nam izmamiti osmijeh.
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Thank you.
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Hvala vam.
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(Applause)
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(Pljesak)
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Thank you.
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Hvala vam.
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(Applause)
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(Pljesak)
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Marco Tempest - Techno-illusionistMarco Tempest is a cyber illusionist, combining magic and technology to produce astonishing illusions.
Why you should listen
The Swiss magician began his performing career as a stage magician and manipulator, winning awards and establishing an international reputation. His interest in computer-generated imageryled him to incorporate video and digital technology in his work — and eventually to the development of a new form of contemporary illusion. The expansion of the Internet and social media provided more opportunities for digital illusions and ways of interacting with audiences and creating magically augmented realities. Tempest is a keen advocate of the open source community, working with artists, writers and technologists to create new experiences and research the practical uses of the technology of illusion. He is a Director’s Fellow at the MIT Media Lab.
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