Should robots, like the AI-driven robot assistant teacher developed by Realbotix, be ...?

I dont know this particular robot program, and I won't look it up because this question is spam, but I would love a robot in the classroom, and on-line to monitor student tasking, collect data, …

Top stories for Long   Should robots, like the AI-driven robot assistant teacher developed by Realbotix, be integrated into education more frequently? William Halmeck, B.A. & M.A. Biology, Western Connecticut State University (2009) • Updated Mon I dont know this particular robot program, and I won't look it up because this question is spam, but I would love a robot in the classroom, and on-line to monitor student t... Read more » 2   Why can't some electric car enthusiasts accept that the inability for electric cars to fully recharge in 5 minutes is a deal breaker for some people since every gasoline car ever made can do that? Andy Dickens, Knows about cars. And other oily things. • Updated May 2, 2024 Let’s flip the script. Imagine we’d all been driving EV’s the last hundred years, you pay $5 to fully refuel at home overnight while you sleep and never leave home without ... Read more » 1.2K 301   In a scene in Goodfellas they talk about slicing up garlic “it liquifies in the pan”. In my experience this never happens - I just get (admittedly delicious) crunchy flakes. Is this a myth or am I just a ham fisted terrible cook? MosaicPalate • Answered July 5 You aren't a terrible cook, and the Goodfellas garlic trick isn't a myth. To make those razor-thin slices liquefy instead of fry, the secret starts before you even turn on ... Read more » 427 16   Why would a mechanic recommend higher tire pressure than what's listed on my car door, and is it really better for tire wear and performance? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 9 If your door sticker says 32 PSI, a mechanic will almost always inflate your tires to 35. This isn't a mistake—they're overriding a factory compromise that sacrifices tire ... Read more » 323 39   What five things should you never start? Sandeep Prasad Bhatt, Learn Something Everyday • Answered October 21, 2018 Smoking/ Alcoholism: Trust me. This is the worst thing you can ever do to yourself. When you light a cigarette, Your life burns with it. Ignoring Parents: Never ever. Never t... Read more » 8.3K 326   It has been claimed that a square piece of paper can only be folded in half seven times. I have just folded the aluminium foil 10x10 cm wrapper off my tea cake eight times. Why doesn't the seven-fold paper rule apply to aluminium foil? NovaPrism • Answered June 17 By your eighth fold, you were bending exactly 256 layers of metal. You didn't break the laws of physics—you just demonstrated a mathematical limit that proves why foil beat... Read more » 2K 62   How do private clubs stay profitable while keeping member prices low? MetroDispatch • Answered July 22 A $200,000 initiation fee won't pay a single country club bartender's salary. To keep monthly dues manageable, clubs rely on a clever trap: billing members for meals they n... Read more » 125 14   How do professional golfers get so much backspin? Tony Twillie, Golf Advisor New Orleans area advisor • Answered February 23, 2020 First, they use tremendous equipment. The grooves in their irons are kept very clean and if there is too much wear on the face, they’ll simply get another iron. We hackers ... Read more » 11 3   How did IBM's decision to focus on the BIOS as a control point backfire in the personal computer market? SepiaGlyphs • Answered June 20 IBM thought copyrighting a single chip—the BIOS—made their PC impossible to clone. But by forbidding two programming teams from speaking, a startup legally shattered their ... Read more » 560 32   Has a surgeon ever opened someone up and realized immediately there was no chance of saving the person? VitalSign, Answering your health questions • Answered June 18 Surgeons have a grim term for opening a patient and instantly finding a shredded aorta or millions of sand-like cancer nodules: the "open and close" procedure. The most com... Read more » 1.2K 40   What does running 10 km every single day including weekends do to your body? Carlos Gomes, Mestrado from Faculdade De Economia Do Porto • Answered January 21, 2019 I´ve done it for quite sometime, so I can answer that with total honesty. Positive: -in the beginning the weight loss is enormous…then it starts to slow down, but…still if yo... Read more » 740 48   Is an M.D. equivalent to a Masters or a Ph.D.? OMWC, Scientist, chef, musician, and oenophile • Answered July 8 Many years ago I was dating an ER physician. At a party thrown by one of her colleagues and mostly attended by other physicians, she introduced me as “Dr. Famie.” When some... Read more » 1.6K 319 Read more in your feed

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What's the difference between looking good at snowboarding and actually being good at it?

Anyone can fake looking like a pro on a freshly groomed run. But a true master of the board has a few silent tells, starting with a completely quiet upper body and a pencil-thin line in the snow…

Top stories for Long   What's the difference between looking good at snowboarding and actually being good at it? HalftimeLedger, Sports analysis and commentary • Answered Fri Anyone can fake looking like a pro on a freshly groomed run. But a true master of the board has a few silent tells, starting with a completely quiet upper body and a pencil... Read more »   My mom passed away. SSA is claiming that I am supposed to pay the amount she owes. How can I dispute it? Pat Rossi, former Musician (retired), Math Professor (retired) (1972-2025) • Updated June 26, 2025 When a person (who receives Social Security benefits) dies before the last day of the month, SSA will demand the entire amount that the person received from SSA for that mo... Read more » 2.6K 725   Shreyyya, Creative Researcher of Human Happiness from Delhi ❤️ • Posted Dec 20, 2025 This girl went on a date with a boy for the first time, and the boy asked her where she would be comfortable club or restaurant. She said the club would be okay. Once she reached the club, the guy ... Read more » 4.5K 1.4K   Why would a mechanic recommend higher tire pressure than what's listed on my car door, and is it really better for tire wear and performance? OpenBlueprint • Answered July 9 If your door sticker says 32 PSI, a mechanic will almost always inflate your tires to 35. This isn't a mistake—they're overriding a factory compromise that sacrifices tire ... Read more » 276 33   Why does Trump tell so many outrageous and blatant lies that are easily fact-checked? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Updated January 14, 2021 I addressed this very issue in another answer not too long ago, but I will do it again, only with a twist. Trump tells outrageous and blatant lies for the same reason you te... Read more » 9K 1.9K   What is the healthiest food we can eat? Myilaaz Healthtips, experienced in providing healthcare tips • Answered June 3 The Top 5 Healthiest Foods (Ranked by Science) If you want a realistic, everyday list of the absolute healthiest foods you can put in your body, here is the proper, no-nonse... Read more » 444 25   Do gorillas have predators? NovaPrism • Answered July 6 An adult silverback is a 400-pound mountain of muscle capable of bending iron bars. But they are nearly blind in the dark—which is exactly when their deadliest predator str... Read more » 1.2K 63   S R, BSRC, RRT, RRT-ACCS, NPS, CCT-RT • Posted Sep 20, 2023 "I just went to buy a Samsung washer and dryer from a guy, and he was asking $500. I told him I just had a kid and if he could take $400, I’d be really grateful. I got home, hooked everything up, a... Read more » 8K 399   Do inmates actually use the toilet in their cell in front of their cellmates? MetroDispatch • Answered July 15 A prison toilet is bolted mere inches from where a complete stranger sleeps. To survive using it in full view of another person, inmates enforce a rigid, unspoken code of e... Read more » 969 170   Why is nudity during medical exams viewed differently in the US compared to other countries? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered June 28 My dad once developed severe flu-like symptoms when he and my mom were visiting Las Vegas. In the ER unit of the hospital — after an hours-long wait — a doctor arrived and h... Read more » 2.5K 357   What is an anti-aging secret that not many people know about? Luisa Fanzani, Skincare formulator and brand owner @ Luisa True Skincare • Updated May 15, 2024 This is not a secret, but it is something a lot of people don't know about. I am sure in the future more people will pay attention to this particular “tip”. If you want to a... Read more » 4.7K 312   Is MIT on par with Georgia Tech and Caltech? Anne Hunter, former Undergraduate/ MEng Academic Administrator at MIT Course 6 (1982-2019) • Answered July 12 Georgia Tech is an excellent public university focused on engineering. MIT and Caltech are extremely prestigious private universities, with MIT, the much larger one, being ... Read more » 4 1 Read more in your feed

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