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15-08-2001, 00:42
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Not to completely knock that, but...
There already is a robot-soccer competition. The originality of FIRST really pushes us to think a bit more about what our robots will do and how they will do it. If we just had "play soccer", although I'm sure it would happen in some instances, there wouldnt be as much a variation on concepts for robots. I could write a looooong list of points, but it's late and I'm tired. So please go ahead and whoop my post with a list of points why soccer would be good.
 
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