A competitor solves a Rubik's cube using one hand during the Rubik's Cube European Championship in Prague.
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Speed-cubers — the people who solve Rubik's cubes as fast as possible, sometimes in less than 10 seconds — will tell you there's nothing all that special about the puzzle.
You just need to know a set of algorithms — or turn patterns — that orient pieces of the cube one at a time. Memorizing the order of those turns can be done surprisingly quickly.
A beginner could easily solve a Rubik's cube in less than two minutes over the course of a week.
i dont want to dunk on a 3 year old. but them nikkas have lots of free time to learn this shyt. that dont make them smart. at 3 years old i was reading adventure novels, playing trucks with the homies on the playground, and watching disney movies.
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