An Incredibly Complex Two Table Rube Goldberg Machine That Was Created After Losing a Bet
After losing a bet at the 2016 Incredible Science Machine (ISM) event in Michigan, jackofallspades98 spent over 4 months building a complex two table Rube Goldberg machine that lasted for 3 minutes from start to finish. It took him approximately 297 attempts to get the “Bet-Losing Machine” working flawlessly.
via The Awesomer
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