abyssmalstar

254 is an FIRST Robotics Team (/r/frc shoutout). Notably, one of the best in the world, and relevantly the team that Paul works with as a mentor.

The two books that have helped me the most here are Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat (a book about cooking - not a cookbook) and The Food Lab (apply the scientific method to cooking for real hacks, learn about how cooking works along the way)

Big fan here, I was wondering where the Center of Gravity was on your bot, and if you hoped the downforce from the magnets would aid in that. One thing I noticed was whenever you tried to pick up another robot, you all would end up picking your own bot up. My theory was that the CoG was too high.

Related, were the magnet-treads worth it?

Third, What do you think is the coolest robotics project going on (or similar science project)

What inspired you to go into a field of math & science, and why specifically meteors?

What's the typical educational background for an imagineer? Is it mostly engineers? (And what field therein?)