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On Britain's Got Talent, an illusionist sat on stage while a sheet was pulled over a chair, making him instantly disappear and reappear in a different spot.  When asked how he did it, he offered to make an exception and explain.  He put on a reflective white jumpsuit and turned on UV lights to show the audience the secret escape route on the back of the chair.  Then came the real twist.  Even with the white suit glowing, the lights fully up, and everyone watching every move, he stepped back into the chair, dropped the sheet, and vanished into thin air again in a split second!

Apple launched its most vital product just 24 hours before its creator died. On 5 October 2011, Steve Jobs passed away peacefully in Palo Alto. But the tech world didn't stop to catch its breath. Exactly one day prior, Apple took the stage without him to unveil the iPhone 4S. For years, we were captivated by the formula: the black turtleneck, the dramatic pause, and the single glowing phone on the screen. It was theater disguised as a keynote. But behind the scenes of that final launch, a dying man was watching his empire walk on without him. It makes you realise that no matter how irreplaceable we feel, the machinery of the world keeps spinning. People still hear that iconic voice whenever a new device drops. 24 hours was all that separated Steve Jobs' final tech legacy from his final breath. What did you think he was about to say next?