(Nov 5, 2019 06:38 PM)-itsJonny Wrote: I'll never understand how people can do this, I've seen it happen in a matter of seconds.
Blindfolded, behind the back, etc.
Looks to me as if they're permitted to set it up a specific way, so it's possible that his muscle memory has retained this information, similar to guitar players and chords
(Nov 5, 2019 06:49 PM)DNA Wrote: Looks to me as if they're permitted to set it up a specific way, so it's possible that his muscle memory has retained this information, similar to guitar players and chords
The videos I saw, a random person would randomize it for 'x' amount of seconds, the person solving the cube would then examine it for about 3 seconds, set it down, and then pick it back up and solve it to record his time.
(Nov 7, 2019 03:26 PM)oneheadfromdeath Wrote: And then there is me not knowing how to solve these, sigh...
Not alone aha
(Nov 7, 2019 05:04 PM)-itsJonny Wrote: The videos I saw, a random person would randomize it for 'x' amount of seconds, the person solving the cube would then examine it for about 3 seconds, set it down, and then pick it back up and solve it to record his time.
Blindfolded?
I checked the WCA website, they even have feet based competitions...
(Nov 7, 2019 05:07 PM)LoremIpsum Wrote: There are amount of ways to solve a Rubik's cube, while I still have no clue how to properly solve one.
I feel like they've solved it once and that's all they know on how to solve it, could be very wrong
Damn bro that's some crazy shiz, imagine having the ability to feel colors lmao. No idea how this would be possible unless there was braille on each color so they can tell the difference through touch. Otherwise it MUST be a fixed strategy.
You're blindfolded for starters, there's 48 cubes or so. He came second with 3 failed cubes.
If you can do better, please show us all, otherwise show a little appreciation for the dude. It's probably all he's ever tried to achieve in life for all you know lol
(Nov 7, 2019 05:23 PM)Psilocybe Wrote: Damn bro that's some crazy shiz, imagine having the ability to feel colors lmao. No idea how this would be possible unless there was braille on each color so they can tell the difference through touch. Otherwise it MUST be a fixed strategy.
Yea dude, I feel they figured it out once and remembered how to do it and so that's how they are able to set it up and do it like they do. Similar to piano or the frets of a guitar.
I could play the guitar blindfolded, because of muscle memory, but I've sold my guitar and moved on in life and now I bet if I tried play it again, I'll be ass asf
(Nov 7, 2019 05:24 PM)Cartel Wrote: How is it even possible to do this without looking?
Have a look at all the cubes prior to him putting his blindfold on. Notice they're all the same? Well all but 3
(Nov 7, 2019 05:29 PM)Michael Kors Wrote: They're given a few seconds to analyze the cube's patterns before starting.
In the start he was allowed to adjust them before putting the blindfold on. It looked like he had a minute to do this before starting.
Still, you'd have to be pretty talented to remember the sequence and get it correct with such accuracy.
I wanna see the feet contest aha
I just saw the feet one lmao
Cracked me up
(Nov 7, 2019 10:10 PM)DNA Wrote: You're blindfolded for starters, there's 48 cubes or so. He came second with 3 failed cubes.
If you can do better, please show us all, otherwise show a little appreciation for the dude. It's probably all he's ever tried to achieve in life for all you know lol
Yea dude, I feel they figured it out once and remembered how to do it and so that's how they are able to set it up and do it like they do. Similar to piano or the frets of a guitar.
I could play the guitar blindfolded, because of muscle memory, but I've sold my guitar and moved on in life and now I bet if I tried play it again, I'll be ass asf
Have a look at all the cubes prior to him putting his blindfold on. Notice they're all the same? Well all but 3
In the start he was allowed to adjust them before putting the blindfold on. It looked like he had a minute to do this before starting.
Still, you'd have to be pretty talented to remember the sequence and get it correct with such accuracy.
I wanna see the feet contest aha
I just saw the feet one lmao
Cracked me up
There are a finite number of combinations the rubik's cube initial conditionals could be... clearly the kid has been studying them for awhile.. it's not difficult if your entire life revolves around memorization
Nov 7, 2019 10:46 PM (This post was last modified: Nov 7, 2019 10:46 PM by DNA.)
(Nov 7, 2019 10:40 PM)LOLATCUCKS Wrote: There are a finite number of combinations the rubik's cube initial conditionals could be... clearly the kid has been studying them for awhile.. it's not difficult if your entire life revolves around memorization
Yea but you know, whatever lol, still cool to watch. I had someone in disbelief over it today, he thought it was bs lol