I took the time to learn how to solve a rubix cube a few years ago. It’s actually surprisingly easy. You can learn in less then an hour and then just a bit of repetition.
It’s fun to show off to young nieces and nephews. I like to say “ok mix it up REALLY good this time” and “ooooh nooo, this is really mixed up, I don’t know if I can do this one!”
But actually this isn’t wrong. You just repeat steps over and over. I’m pretty sure you don’t have to see to solve it. I don’t know exactly what you have to do, and if going too far unsolves it, but I do know people do it blindfolded, maybe with someone telling them when they’re done?
I took the time to learn how to solve a rubix cube a few years ago. It’s actually surprisingly easy. You can learn in less then an hour and then just a bit of repetition.
It’s fun to show off to young nieces and nephews. I like to say “ok mix it up REALLY good this time” and “ooooh nooo, this is really mixed up, I don’t know if I can do this one!”
It’s really hard when one is colorblind
science has gone tooth arrrr
Of course a Tetris fan would say that about other innovative puzzles.
That’s just mahjong with extra steps.
Wraps back around to being possible if you are completely blind though.
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/s or /j not sure what suits this best, but not serious
But actually this isn’t wrong. You just repeat steps over and over. I’m pretty sure you don’t have to see to solve it. I don’t know exactly what you have to do, and if going too far unsolves it, but I do know people do it blindfolded, maybe with someone telling them when they’re done?
The people doing it blindfolded memorize the cube state before they start
Certain algorithms do require knowing which way to orient the cube first, so some knowledge of the state of the cube is required.
Nope, the red and green colours they use are not easily confused
I only ever managed to do five sides :(