How do you draw the line between religion and superstition?
Wednesday, July 14th, 2010Often there are followers in a religion (eg. one sect) who see some kind of miracle or magic, then other followers within the same religion (another sect) say it’s just superstition and not religious. They might all use the exact same book to say why they’re right.
How and where do you draw the line?
I don’t draw the line. The line is drawn by each person. There is no universal truth that we can access. Everyone has their own ideas and models that they believe work for them in their life.
Eugene recently had a line-following contest at the annual asian celebration. Unfortunately, several of the would-be entries got locked up in the local high-school, so we only had 3 contestants. Myself, one of my kids from the robotics club I mentor, and cute little snail bot that is all analog.
Line follower robot based on ATMEGA8.
The robot name is GAJAH UNNES. Gajah from Indonesia.
VEX line following robot as published in ROBOT magazine Sept/Oc 2009. Very fast — compare with other video showing classical “zigzag” algorithm. About two feet per second. Uses a PID control algorithm and line following sensor from Pololu.