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**Title:** Man vs Machine: Playing Card Showdown
**Summary:**
* Inventor Mark Rober builds the "world's first deadly powerful playing card machine gun"
* Mark challenges Rick Smith Jr., a Guinness World Record holder for throwing playing cards, to a 3-round competition
* Rounds:
1. **Speed:** Machine gun wins, firing 12 cards in 6 seconds vs Rick's 9
2. **Accuracy:** Rick slices an olive in half with a single card throw; the machine narrowly misses
3. **Watermelon Shot:** Rick successfully sticks a card into a watermelon under a waterfall, while the machine fails
* The video also features magic tricks, card throwing tutorials, and humorous interactions between Mark and Rick. Ultimately, humanity (Rick) is declared the winner in this "man vs machine" showdown.
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**People and Background**
1. **Mark Rober**: Creator of a playing card machine gun.
2. **Rick Smith Jr.**: Holder of three Guinness World Records for throwing a playing card.
3. **Rick Smith Jr.'s Records**:
* Throwing a playing card the farthest (72 yards)
* Achieving the highest speed (92 miles an hour)
* Being the most accurate
**Machine Gun Design and Function**
4. **Machine Gun Load**: Loads a deck of cards from the bottom right.
5. **Two Main Parts**:
* A belt and pulley system to slide cards forward one at a time.
* A main wheel with an O-Ring, attached to a brushless DC motor, to spin cards out.
6. **Adjustable Feed Speed**: Controlled by a variable resistor.
7. **Machine Construction**:
* Designed in CAD
* Main body machined from aluminum C channel
**Challenges and Competitions**
8. **Man vs. Machine Challenges**: Three rounds against Rick Smith Jr.
9. **Round 1 Challenge**: See how many cards can be shot into a styrofoam block in six seconds.
10. **Round 2 Challenge**: Test accuracy by slicing through an olive.
11. **Round 3 Challenge**: First to stick a card into a watermelon under a waterfall wins.
**Miscellaneous**
12. **Tutorial Availability**: Rick Smith Jr. has a tutorial video on throwing cards like him.
13. **Skill Learnability**: Throwing cards is considered a teachable skill by Mark Rober.