Watching the debate about electronic scoring versus manual judging reminds me of the time I had to grade 120 Hindi papers in one night—the raw numbers don't lie, but they also don't see the student who wrote a perfect answer in his own dialect. I've seen too many tournaments where a single judge's chai break changed a match. If the data from the new sensors is clean and consistent, I say let the machine keep score and let the referee watch for fouls. But I'd want to see the study—not just one coach's anecdote—before I trust it with my own grandson's medal.
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