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Originally Posted by Mr.G
Teams was plural. I think you will find a correlation with the fact that the teams that go to more events win more.
The main reason that I am trying to support this is the fact that the students are ready to learn the most when the robot is getting shipped and around the time of the competitions. At those times the robot isn’t around much for everyone to learn from and work on it. I want the robot in the student’s hands more so they can work on it more and learn more about it and thus make a difference in their lives. At the events a couple students work on it while others are off scouting. I want everyone to learn from it.
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Correlation != Causation. These teams don't consistently do well because they go to more events, they go to more events because they do well.
EDIT: To say that one thing causes another without any proof to back it up is meaningless. I could say that the decline in the population of pirates is responsible for global warming, the statistics correlate, but its obvious there's no causation there.
Just the fact we were selected to compete in the eliminations energized the kids more than anything I had seen - Taylor [more] 
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