I'm really struggling to understand the 'point' of a tool like this.
The real value of LEGO as a toy is that it encourages kids to think creatively and sharpen the useful (but intangible) skill of transcribing things from their imagination into the physical world to share with others.
Delegating the creative process of LEGO to a machine defeats the whole purpose for no benefit.
I'm really struggling to understand the 'point' of a tool like this.
The real value of LEGO as a toy is that it encourages kids to think creatively and sharpen the useful (but intangible) skill of transcribing things from their imagination into the physical world to share with others.
Delegating the creative process of LEGO to a machine defeats the whole purpose for no benefit.