[Aren_Hill]

Originally Posted by fox46

Imagine you were designing a product for a customer and they said - "we want a machine which will be able to balance on this bridge".

What do you think your customer is going to say when you give them a machine that simply wedges itself underneath the bridge against the ambutments?

Really guys.. is it that difficult to see that this is not what FIRST wanted you to do?

If they said "balance this bridge" I would ask "what is the bridge?, and what is balanced?" both of which we had black and white definitions for in this case. No lawyering, no stretching, nothing.

If you wouldn't take that same approach what route would you take? The animation didn't show that?