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how’s this?
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That’s a good summary, it’s all they need, some seed ideas. My guess is that LEGO will look at input from multiple sources and if there are recurring themes, they will consider the ideas further.
Btw, in regard to my former assertion for the need for teaching scientific principles using video games, an adult in my house tried to defend their notion that humidity gets in through the walls of our below-ground basement by stating that they have seen beads of water on the 55 degree brick wall in the summer. This erroneous cause and effect explanation exemplifies a common misconception by kids who claim that water diffuses through glass after they see a glass of cold liquid “sweating” in humid air. 😛
A few days ago, the same person was trying to get the humid air out of the basement by installing a fan in the doorway, blowing outward, closing all other paths for air to come in.
Which also reminds me that I’ve had colleagues leave a fan running in a warm room that is entirely closed while they go off to teach classes only to find that when they return the room is even warmer. A fan in a closed room lowers the room temperature about the same amount that a toaster oven would.