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Sawing ladies in half originally shocked audiences

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The classic wooden box illusion was so visceral when first debuted that actual medical staff were stationed in the lobby to treat fainting viewers. Today, the fake bisection is basically a mundane staple at mild corporate retreats and dull birthday parties.

Sawing ladies in half originally shocked audiences
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