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Re: 217 Doing Dave's Homework (Can you help the rest of us)

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Originally Posted by IKE View Post
My personal belief on the Comp team footage of 217 is because they look a bit like a boy band (think Beasty Boys in their prime more so than Backstreet Boys). Just my personal theory. Nice driving this year!
I'd never paid that much attention to how the 217 drive team looks. I did recall that they wore green shirts, and that some of them sported non-traditional hairstyles.

My lasting impression of 217 (for years now) has been based on how their robot looks, dynamically. It is poultry in motion. And the color scheme is nice, too.

However, a participant's perception of robot beauty can differ substantially from that of a non-participating spectator. And the latter view dictates what will or will not become a media-bite, fit for airtime that can elevate awareness of FIRST and thereby further the goal of culture change. So if the Thunderchickens look like rock stars, it can't hurt.
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