What happens

What happens if we put an Enderman exactly between us? Normally, it's impossible to place an Enderman exactly between us. Endermite and it attacks. Because no matter what we do, it attacks one of us first. It gets one target, and if the other one is there, it doesn't matter if one is there. With the /summon command, it's possible! That means we can summon an Enderman exactly wherever we want. But there's an Enderman problem. An Enderman won't get triggered on us unless we look directly into its eyes! But we can fix that too by changing the angle of our head before it gets summoned. So the moment it gets summoned, we're looking directly into its eyes! If we run this command by itself, it always goes for the Endermite. But why? Because Minecraft has a mechanic related to which mob spawned first, and that can affect the decisions other mobs make! That's why the Endermite always wins, because we spawned it first! But what if we spawn all of them at the exact same time? I built a machine in Minecraft with three command blocks! One of them spawns a motionless Endermite exactly in the center of this block. One of them spawns exactly in the center of this command block, and this command block spawns an Enderman exactly between the Endermite and the player. And after a lot of calculations, I finally figured it this lever. Now if I pull this lever...