You notice the reaction first
At a Purim party, you might miss the beginning of a mind-reading moment. Then someone beside you stops talking, looks across the group, and you look too.
AI-created illustrations of a possible Purim encounter
Follow one look across the party
Something caught her eye
Start at the edge of the scene. One guest has turned toward something outside your close view. You have not seen what happened yet.
Now you want to see it
Follow her gaze toward the middle. Another guest is looking at the drawing. The reaction has given you a reason to find its cause.
The little group has a shared question
In this imagined encounter, the caped guest has drawn the crescent the woman beside him had in mind. The costume is festive; the question that holds you is much simpler. How did that person know?
AI-created illustrations of a possible Purim encounter
Curiosity has a route
Notice the order. You saw somebody looking, then what they were looking at, then why it mattered. A close encounter can become visible beyond the two people taking part.
That is an interesting opportunity in a party full of competing sights. The invitation does not have to begin with everyone turning at once. It can begin with one clear moment that nearby guests are able to follow.
Yonatan Lavy
Give the costumes something to talk about
Yonatan Lavy brings guest-to-guest mind reading into the party. Describe the room, music and programme so the right format can be considered.
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