Can A Rocket Scientist Beat me in a Puzzle Race?!

Today I'm testing out whether a rocket scientist can solve a series of puzzles faster than I can. For every puzzle he solves within the time limit, he will be given $100! Leave a comment and let us know which profession you would like to see tackle some of my puzzles!

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Thanks to Apurture for the lighting:
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[ChrisRamsay]

Thanks for watching! Definitely a new type of puzzle video. Let me know which profession you would like to see tackle some of my puzzles!!

[tyfunk]

I think it would be cool to see a professional investigator/detective take on some puzzles so we can see what kind of deductive reasoning and approach they use

[mollyfagan]

Loved the video!!! A surgeon would be interesting both with their problem-solving skills as well as the dexterity requirements. Especially for the Hanayama puzzles. 👀

[lastnamefirstname]

This is a great format and way to reuse old puzzles. I would love to see more videos like this. It's nice seeing others experience the joy of puzzles. It also feels like a gameshow, which is quite fun.

[PlebstersPictionary]

Great video!
Wouldn't mind seeing a locksmith try out the puzzles haha

[stanpi]

Guillaume was excellent, very well done to him and congrats to the team. Thanks Chris ❤

[chrisscott]

Don’t act like you still gave them 1k from the goodness of your heart… you know you just wanted your face on the rocket 😂😂

[Snuggles_the_Unholy]

I love this format. I would call it passing the torch, but it is more like kicking them out of the boat to see if they can swim.

[dayslost]

Imagine Chris getting some of the best puzzle makers and escape room makers together to create some escape rooms and challenging a handful of folks like rocket scientists, mathematicians, coders etc to escape the ultimate room.

[MeInnerDemon]

Fun to watch as always...the production of these videos just never fail. Awesome work. 🚀

[idonthavetosay]

This is a great video, I love the 'giving back'

[midiwall]

You jammed him up when you told him it was a tetrahedron! He's an engineer, he immediately started doing 3D transforms! That's a horrible GAG to drop on an engineer! But you knew that! CHEATING! 😂😂😂

[laurapainchaud]

J'aime beaucoup ce type de vidéo! 🥰 Comme certains ont inscrits, bonne façon de réutiliser les puzzles déjà fait tout en voyant une nouvelle perspective de résolution. Great work! All the suggestions are good, you must do all of them! Pretty sure you have enough puzzles for that! 😁

[fodofguck]

I'm in demolition, and a puzzle lover. We don't use explosives, the entire building is a puzzle. To take it apart properly, and in a safe order, you must know how things are put together. Please sir, find a hands-on demo pro. ✌️

[HermosaDave]

This format is fantastic. Really enjoyed it.

[justinsemple]

I like this format. Its a good use of your puzzle collection.

[blingspsycho]

I have an obsession with puzzles and not like 200pc puzzle you do on a table, but like these puzzles from this video and the time and knowledge that that was put into making that last one is so fascinating to me!! Love watching your videos keep them coming!!!!

[The-Wordsmith]

A professional cryptic crossword setter should be good at some of your puzzles, Chris 🙂

[merickful]

I love this collaboration!! Great video and thank you!!

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Congrats to Guillaume for the fundraising, hope your trip to New Mexico goes smoothly
- Waterloo rocketry