quick question how many of you can solve a rubiks cube?

[donttalkitlivit]

my boy can do it. He made a bet with another one of my friends that he can solve one in under 3 minutes.
The dude that bet him, spent 15 minutes tangling it up (I know it doesnt make a difference how long you do it, he was convincing himself he could "get it in a knot" )
Original dude solves it in half the 3 minutes

 

[frijo sneaker]

dunno no?....

 

[frijo sneaker]

dunno no?....

 

[irocktmacs]

No, I can't. Never learned the algorithm, and don't care to.

I think it's cool when people know how, though.

 

[irocktmacs]

No, I can't. Never learned the algorithm, and don't care to.

I think it's cool when people know how, though.

 

[adrian1221]

I posted a vid here a while ago. My fastest time was 39 seconds. I averaged about maybe 1 minute to 1 minute 10 using a combo of fridrich method to start and then the manual to end it.

If you did fridrich all the way you would average under a minute for sure. i dont use it to finish because its too complicated


If i try now id probably get about 1:30

 

[adrian1221]

I posted a vid here a while ago. My fastest time was 39 seconds. I averaged about maybe 1 minute to 1 minute 10 using a combo of fridrich method to start and then the manual to end it.

If you did fridrich all the way you would average under a minute for sure. i dont use it to finish because its too complicated


If i try now id probably get about 1:30

 

[bamez]

once you know how, its hard to forget. work your way in layers, not whole face sides.

 

[bamez]

once you know how, its hard to forget. work your way in layers, not whole face sides.

 

[zk1mpls]

i can only do one side.

 

[zk1mpls]

i can only do one side.

 

[hellohiphop4000]

Originally Posted by HELLA26

easy to solve, hard to solve fast. my fastest was around 40 sec.
in order to solve it fast, you need to memorize a lot of combinations where it starts to become muscle memory

Yup. my fastest was 2 minutes 19

 

[hellohiphop4000]

Originally Posted by HELLA26

easy to solve, hard to solve fast. my fastest was around 40 sec.
in order to solve it fast, you need to memorize a lot of combinations where it starts to become muscle memory

Yup. my fastest was 2 minutes 19

 

[sooperhooper]

I didn't know there were scientific methods to it. I may try to learn one day. I always thought that they were next to impossible.

 

[sooperhooper]

I didn't know there were scientific methods to it. I may try to learn one day. I always thought that they were next to impossible.

 

[chicagokid23]

i can after a book and a bunch of youtube vids tho

 

[chicagokid23]

i can after a book and a bunch of youtube vids tho

 

[dunknforce]

my teacher told me her brother could do them in like 45 seconds and i put on that is he a wizard face

thought only geniuses could solve them when i was younger

 

[dunknforce]

my teacher told me her brother could do them in like 45 seconds and i put on that is he a wizard face

thought only geniuses could solve them when i was younger

 

[hotshots24]

was good enough to 75% of time finishing blindfold

 

[hotshots24]

was good enough to 75% of time finishing blindfold

 

[classy freshman]

I can.

I love going to a persons house who has it all scrambled up and solving it. When they see it is done they give me the

  then I give them the

 

 

[classy freshman]

I can.

I love going to a persons house who has it all scrambled up and solving it. When they see it is done they give me the

  then I give them the

 

 

[tepg221]

so i recently started playing with mine again, i learned how in middle school and forgot how, just played with it and got back to solving, any tips on solving it faster? on top of muscle memory.

 

[tepg221]

so i recently started playing with mine again, i learned how in middle school and forgot how, just played with it and got back to solving, any tips on solving it faster? on top of muscle memory.