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Why put one on the robot? Am I missing something?
It'd be a waste of time to send a human to mars.
So if the robot shoots the portal on the ground and then itself, what good does a set of portals that are both on Mars do?
You shoot one portal on earth, then attach it to the robot.
Oh you mean the ground here. Lol it makes a lot more sense that way ๐
Just misinterpreted the wording. Carry on.