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“We're all brilliant at something. I discovered my powers when I was four years old. When you're young you're more in touch with your real talents, but so often the 30 year slog knocks it out of people.”

Quote by Uri Geller

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Uri Geller
Uri Geller

Uri Geller is a renowned Israeli magician known for his supernatural abilities, particularly his psychic powers and the ability to bend metal. Born on December 20, 1946, Geller has captivated audiences worldwide since the 1960s with his performances and television appearances. more

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