Thread: STEM vs. STEAM
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Re: STEM vs. STEAM

Question: How many possible reasons are there for someone to convert the acronym "STEM, into the acronym "STEAM".
Answer: About a zillion.

Question: Why did FIRST use the term STEAMWORKS in their teaser about the upcoming on-the-field competition season?
Answer: FIRST HQ knows, but I don't think they have shared their reason(s) with the general public.

Question: Do Chief Delphi discussions about the acronym "STEAM", often resemble the fable about the blind people describing an elephant?
Answer: Yes - Lots of truths are written, but it's difficult to piece them together into a comprehensive result.


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