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Having seen this, I'm going to equip my kids with a "flag stating their intended destination". It's going to save me a lot of hassle getting them where they need to go.
1. My cousin told me about this.2. I love NYU kids.
3. I miss the NYU kids.
4. I want that robot.
a very cool experiment and i love that it brought out the best in people
I find item 4 somewhat disconcerting, Matthew. Or do you mean: I want to help that robot? Surely the whole point is to let it go, to NOT have it?
aw heck matthew, steal it and let it bump around your room for a few days
Don't forget to change the flag with intended destination to: "Remain in Matthew's room".
right. good point richard. or just write:"Danger Will Robinson" on the flag and turn it loose
I love that Richard is going to equip his kids with flags with their intended destinations! What a creative parental mind!
Richard: Once it's finished with its journey, I'd be happy to provide it with a home... I mean, JUST LOOK AT IT!
it is like a Quaker Oat box with an antenna and a smile
How is it creepy, Sally? Look at it!
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good backpedal sally. i like that in a person although usually first impulses on creepiness are spot on
It's beauteous. My best friend's husband is a roboticist at NASA. When he was working on his dissertation he built a little robot to carry their baby around the floor in and rock her while he was working. It was *almost* as cute as this robot.
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I don't know how it answers the question: How could our actions be seen within a larger context of human connection that emerges from the complexity of the city itself?
But I thought it was very nice, nevertheless. : )