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Robotics


Ecclesiastes 4:4 

4 Then I considered all the skillful work that is done:
Surely it is nothing more than competition between one person and another.
This also is profitless—like chasing the wind.

 

 

Robot competition

 

Excitement, noise and emotion ... standing all together

A movement of devotion ... concentrating on itself

Sweeping like a potion ... and dulling the senses

of the real intention ... the learning of itself

 

Winning more important ... then the original thought

possibly known beforehand ... by foe and friend

Helping to set a trend ... to get others exited

and that my friend most acceptable in the end

 

Jan Wienen

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