Rolo0321

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   by Rolo0321 14y ago

   Not all girls do, but some do. GoldieBlox seems to be for the ones that do.
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   by Rolo0321 14y ago

   I think there's a bit more to this toy than simply 'pink it and shrink it' as they say in retail. The story + building is the innovation - meeting girls where they are and presenting construction/engineering themes through something other t
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   by Rolo0321 14y ago

   Agree with TWAndrews. At the end of the day, if there are girls out there who would not be interested in playing with the boy-oriented sets but WOULD be interested in playing with GoldieBlox, and from there learn that engineering is cool -
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   by Rolo0321 14y ago

   The ribbon is actually a functional belt drive. It starts with spinning one animal/spindle, then builds up to spinning all five at once, the way a belt drive would. For more info: http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/12/09/can-a-ki
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   by Rolo0321 14y ago

   I will file this music video under 'So Bad It's Good'. Almost died laughing. Thank you for sharing.