The text appears to be a transcript of a video or a live stream where the host is teaching viewers how to create an "infinite chocolate bar" illusion. The host claims that by making three specific cuts to a chocolate bar, you can make it appear as though the bar still has the same number of pieces even after eating one. The host explains that the trick works by compensating for the volume of the eaten piece with a smaller square created by the first cut. The host encourages viewers to try the trick and share their results on social media.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about a trick to make a chocolate bar infinite.
2. The trick requires a knife to make cuts on the chocolate bar.
3. The chocolate bar used in the video has 20 squares.
4. The trick involves making three cuts on the chocolate bar to create a diagonal line.
5. The cuts are made in a way that creates smaller squares that compensate for the volume of the chocolate square that is cut.
6. The difference in size between the original bar and the cut bar is 13 millimeters.
7. The trick works on almost all chocolate bars, but it is more difficult to perform on bars with ripples or other irregularities.
8. The creator of the video is encouraging viewers to try the trick and post their results on Instagram.