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Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 out of 100 plepoe can.

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Paul says:
There’s a saying among con-men that smart people are easier targets, because they don’t think they can be conned.

I’m not sure if that’s true, but there’s one scam that’s almost guaranteed to make smart people switch off their brains and reach for their wallets. It’s a trick that’s used so pervasively in our culture, that once you become aware of it, you start to see it everywhere.

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The electrical engineer has been doing that commute since 1989, spending seven hours every day getting to and from work at Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO).

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I’ve never considered myself an expert t-shirt folder, but then I’ve never been terribly impressed by the skills I’ve seen at the GAP, either. But the fact is, I was blown away by this quick/perfect t-shirt folding trick. Give it a try - I was a bit confused at first, but you do get the hang of it.

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