The Ego Trick - magic & philosophy of being you, Julian Baggini & Callum Weaver

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Ticket only event £5 or Free to Bristol Humanists members -  ***Not at our usual location****

This a ticketed event only - Capacity is limited to 60 people.

Tickets are £5 (plus 50p booking fee), available in advance

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Philosopher Julian Baggini and magician Callum Weaver will use the power of illusion to explore the illusions of selfhood. After the show, they will be discussing the magic of philosophy and the philosophy of magic with an audience Q&A.

This will be a highly entertaining and unusual evening in the company of two masters of their craft, working together to examine the idea of selfhood. Join us for Bristol Humanists' Summer Special with:

Dr Julian Baggini, a patron of Humanists UK, and Bristol-based internationally acclaimed philosopher, public speaker and writer. He is the author, co-author or editor of over 20 books including How the World Thinks, The Ego Trick and, most recently, How to Think Like a Philosopher. He was the founding editor of The Philosophers’ Magazine, was academic director of the Royal Institute of Philosophy from 2019–2022 and is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Kent. Julian’s website is www.julianbaggini.com

and Callum Weaver a close-up magician and mental health coach based in Bristol. He is a member of The Magic Circle - the world's premier magic society and multi award-winning Gold Star member of the Bristol Society of Magic, and the current 3-time holder of the Close-up Magician of the Year award. He has worked with Derren Brown who says: 'Callum is a brilliant and ingenious magician - he's fooled me many times'. Callum’s website is callumweavermagic.com

This lovely intimate venue, the Folk House Cafe & Bar will be open throughout, offering non-alcoholic & alcoholic drinks as well as snacks, sandwiches etc

This a ticketed event only. Capacity is limited to 60 people. Tickets are £5 (plus 50p booking fee), available in advance from https://www.wegottickets.com/event/579798

[pic above of Julian; courtesy Antonia Macaro]