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View Poll Results: What do you think of human players directly affecting the outcome of FIRST games?
I hate it, I wish the human players had less of an impact on game outcome 24 20.87%
I love it! I want MORE human action involved in the game. 15 13.04%
I like it just the way it is... 76 66.09%
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Re: Human players and FIRST games

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Originally Posted by martin417 View Post
It tells kids that no matter how well they may do in school, no matter what great inventions they create, the person with the greatest physical skill and athletic ability will usually win.
When I'm in the stands and I talk to various people about the game, I talk about the human player's role. It is always a benefit, from my point of view, to be able to talk about machines and humans working together to achieve a task or a goal. This season, I'll be talking about Robonaut2 and the International Space Station as an example of the possibilities and their importance.

You can look at the game as a game or you can look at it as an opportunity to explore options and possibilities.

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