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Rubik’s cube champion

Rubik’s cube champion

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Makes ya thimk… what dumb bunnies 🐰 the rest of us are.


https://apnews.com/video/six-year-old-chinese-girl-breaks-rubiks-cube-world-record-twice-in-three-days-5a1ca4f74e634fada5d436e78666d861


@moonbus said
Makes ya thimk… what dumb bunnies 🐰 the rest of us are.


https://apnews.com/video/six-year-old-chinese-girl-breaks-rubiks-cube-world-record-twice-in-three-days-5a1ca4f74e634fada5d436e78666d861
I was never able to work that out. A buddy of mine when we were in our teens could do it in seconds. He was in grade 9 helping his sister with her Grade 12 math. I believe he was considered a genious could have done anything he wanted. Joined the naval reserves and wound up over in the middle east. Came home fortunately and decided to become a fisherman, not that is a bad thing but he could have done just about anything he wanted. I think he just liked the simple life.

-VR

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@Very-Rusty said
I was never able to work that out. A buddy of mine when we were in our teens could do it in seconds. He was in grade 9 helping his sister with her Grade 12 math. I believe he was considered a genious could have done anything he wanted. Joined the naval reserves and wound up over in the middle east. Came home fortunately and decided to become a fisherman, not that is a bad ...[text shortened]... but he could have done just about anything he wanted. I think he just liked the simple life.

-VR
Accomplishments wh/ other people find astonishing, the person himself may think of as trivial pursuits. What's wrong being a fisherman? Jesus collected fishermen, you know.

What struck me about the girl in the video is the evident glee w/ wh/ she attacks the puzzle. She studies the start position for less than a second, obviously has grasped a general 'algorithm' for analyzing specific configurations, and then whirls the rows so fast it is dizzying to watch, w/ nary a false move. And then, the radiant joy on her face at the end is just precious! She's the Capablanca of Rubik's cubes.

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@moonbus said
Accomplishments wh/ other people find astonishing, the person himself may think of as trivial pursuits. What's wrong being a fisherman? Jesus collected fishermen, you know.

What struck me about the girl in the video is the evident glee w/ wh/ she attacks the puzzle. She studies the start position for less than a second, obviously has grasped a general 'algorithm' for analy ...[text shortened]... hen, the radiant joy on her face at the end is just precious! She's the Capablanca of Rubik's cubes.
@moonbus,

Absotlutely nothing wrong being a fisherman. When one has the brain to do anything he wants being a fisherman is the last thing I assumed he would become.

We also need Drs. & Scientists, this fellow was/is brilliant is the point I was trying to make.

-VR

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It has nothing to do with brains.

It's how fast you implement the algorithm that you memorized with constant repetitive training.

Nobody solves Rubik's cube with brain power.

I use to do this and the basic beginning algorithm takes about 2 minutes or less.

Anyone can learn it and do it.

I still watch the pros once in awhile.

It's very satisfying when you first solve it but then you quickly realize it has nothing to do with brain power.


For anyone that doesn't know, the middle box/color never moves, so those are the points to look for.

That's what they look for and then implement the algorithm method to solve it.

Speed is the hard part. No brains needed.


@PuzZuLz said
For anyone that doesn't know, the middle box/color never moves, so those are the points to look for.

That's what they look for and then implement the algorithm method to solve it.

Speed is the hard part. No brains needed.
I Guess that is why so many people have a problem solving it, no brain required, so you say you are quite good at it??? 😉

-VR

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@Very-Rusty said
I Guess that is why so many people have a problem solving it, no brain required, so you say you are quite good at it??? 😉

-VR
The no brain part was you thinking your fisherman friend had some godly brain power.

I'm sure he chuckled about it a few times.

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@PuzZuLz said
The no brain part was you thinking your fisherman friend had some godly brain power.

I'm sure he chuckled about it a few times.
No one else could do it, and he was considered a genius in his teens and you???

You are the one said it had nothing to do with brains. I'd love to see you do it infront of me. Just to make sure your not telling everyone a tall one.

-VR

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@Very-Rusty

Google it, look it up.

Rubik's cube has nothing to do with people using brains to solve it.

It's algorithms that are memorized and they work on how fast they can do it. Over and over again.

Even you, yes you, can do it.

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@Very-Rusty

https://solvethecube.com/

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@PuzZuLz said
@Very-Rusty

Google it, look it up.

Rubik's cube has nothing to do with people using brains to solve it.

It's algorithms that are memorized and they work on how fast they can do it. Over and over again.

Even you, yes you, can do it.
You are way more concerned about it than I am!!!

All I know is none of our other friends could do it.

The world will not end if I don't know, it might if Trump keeps up his sillyness.


-VR

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@Very-Rusty

Boomers shouldn't be able to vote.

That means you.

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@PuzZuLz said
@Very-Rusty

Boomers shouldn't be able to vote.

That means you.
You like Dictators it seems!!!

You and Trump have each others phone numbers and keep in contact or do you not have enough money for him to give you the time of day???? 😛

-VR

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@Very-Rusty said
I was never able to work that out. A buddy of mine when we were in our teens could do it in seconds. He was in grade 9 helping his sister with her Grade 12 math. I believe he was considered a genious could have done anything he wanted. Joined the naval reserves and wound up over in the middle east. Came home fortunately and decided to become a fisherman, not that is a bad ...[text shortened]... but he could have done just about anything he wanted. I think he just liked the simple life.

-VR
All you have to do is take the stickers off, how hard is that😁.