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Re: Robots vs. Humans

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You can't apply all rules the same way to humans as it applies to robots. If you do, then yes robots will win as all humans wouldn't pass the inspection. That would defeat the purpose of the debate.
I think it could still work and be fun.

120 pounds implies a smaller student, perhaps a freshman or sophomore, girls will be lighter and statistically smaller than guys.

You'd have to fit within the transport configuration (not a problem, just fold up), and maximum height restriction (again, probably not a problem for a 120 pound human).

Somebody please make this happen!
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Re: Robots vs. Humans

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I think it could still work and be fun.

120 pounds implies a smaller student, perhaps a freshman or sophomore, girls will be lighter and statistically smaller than guys.

You'd have to fit within the transport configuration (not a problem, just fold up), and maximum height restriction (again, probably not a problem for a 120 pound human).

Somebody please make this happen!
Then title needs to change to "Robots vs. Small Humans"
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