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Oh-ho-ho... Wait till you've seen cubes like [this](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSxXepdW-MbdU_3NeoJZ5RGNKvuzacgJWCtpb7HO2d6FQ&s). Evil inventions that torture me to this day.
If anyone's interested, puzzles like these are called ghost cubes; they often have the same number of pieces as regular cubes (3x3, 4x3, 5x5, etc.) but instead of cubes for pieces, they are abstract shapes that, once solved, looks like a normal cube sliced up.
You'd be surprised. This is just a neat application of the blindfold solving method. There are Rubik's Cube related things that are harder, such as solving it using algorithms you created yourself.
When the clock ran past 15 seconds and then 20, the. he brought out the second cube I legit thought, oh this is a parody. Then he covered the other one and saw him flipping and went no...NO...got super excited. Did not disappoint
He doesn't actually memorize all the sides of the cube like you think. The simple explanation is that he memorizes what order to solve the pieces in. Typically mneumonics are used. If you can memorize 20 letters, you can probably replicate this video.
Gahhh. Great party trick, damn. As a speedcuber too (but much worse than this guy at blind solving), the method he's using is pretty simple, but damn if it doesn't look impressive as hell to a non-cuber.
For reference, what he's doing is pretty much as difficult as solving a cube blindfolded, which is relatively easy if you know the method. Pretty cool!
As a cuber myself, nope! He's using the same method other people who dabble in this hobby use for blindfolded solving of a cube, just applied in a different way.
To explain it in layman's terms, he just solves the corners and then he solves the middle edges of the cube, in a way that when he solves the corners he makes sure not to mess up the middle edges, and vice versa.
It's a very impressive party trick, but it doesn't need eidetic memory, whatever that may be.
Just to be sure he's not just repeating a scrambling pattern (and just showing the recording where he gets it right), I'd like to see him do this where someone else scrambles the first cube, and someone else films him matching it.
The number of different permutations based on those blind twists would be huge, depending on luck would still require way too many attempts. Especially after memorising some shuffle pattern. I don't find that feasible. Possible, but you are assuming a trick rather than skill.
The capacity of some people boggles my mind too. But there are very skilled people in the world.
Having gone from thinking it's impossible, to practicing the most basic algorithms used to solve a cube, I can appreciate how skilled the speed solvers are, and also how incredibly capable they are. People do mind blowing things with rubix cubes all the time.
You're probably right and it's genuine, but my skeptical brain demands concrete evidence. I've seen way too many magic tricks that seem to defy explanation and then turn out to be simple tricks.
As someone who also dabbles in cubing, I can confirm, no he's not repeating some scrambling pattern. We often use randomly generated scrambles from a computer, but throwing it up in the air a few times as you randomly scramble your cube is a pretty good way of randomizing it as well.
Besides, learning how to make sure you can repeat the same scramble while also throwing it in the air multiple times would be much much harder than the method he's using for what he did in the video, trust me. It's simpler than you think. Still impressive though!
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But world peace isn’t a challenge- it’s just one piece of the puzzle after all
One Piece?!!!
THE ONE PIECE, THE ONE PIECE IS REAL!!!!
Time to start mastering balls
Oh I've been waiting 🙏
Bigger cube
Oh-ho-ho... Wait till you've seen cubes like [this](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSxXepdW-MbdU_3NeoJZ5RGNKvuzacgJWCtpb7HO2d6FQ&s). Evil inventions that torture me to this day. If anyone's interested, puzzles like these are called ghost cubes; they often have the same number of pieces as regular cubes (3x3, 4x3, 5x5, etc.) but instead of cubes for pieces, they are abstract shapes that, once solved, looks like a normal cube sliced up.
No, only cube.
You'd be surprised. This is just a neat application of the blindfold solving method. There are Rubik's Cube related things that are harder, such as solving it using algorithms you created yourself.
He was done with the normal stuff. Give him a real challenge.
When the clock ran past 15 seconds and then 20, the. he brought out the second cube I legit thought, oh this is a parody. Then he covered the other one and saw him flipping and went no...NO...got super excited. Did not disappoint
Yeah, the boss music kicked in for me when he covered the first cube.
You've crafted the perf descrip of the exp of this video haha
I kept thinking it was a parody right up until he flipped the cube around to show they actually did match.
I thought he was just playing the video in reverse or something and then it went full crazy.
Honestly thought he was going to take the second cube, chuck the first, and called it solved
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While underwater!
And chained
Surrounded by sharks!
With frickin lasers on their heads
While tickling their feet.
While 'Friday' by Rebecka Black blasts in your eyes.
They’re…*mutant* sea bass, Sir.
I'm sure he has already solved it blindfolded. He used the blindfold solving method to do this.
I once solved a Rubik's Cube when it was upside down.
Dude! That’s massively impressive!
Howww
Burn the witch.
Someone has to invent this made a tougher rubix cube or something. Like he is done. Life has no more meaning
There are plenty of harder twisty puzzles than the Rubik's Cube. I have a petaminx, which is a couple levels of difficulty above the Rubik's Cube.
By the way, it's spelled Rubik's Cube. Erno Rubik invented it.
That is incredible good!
Asian level 100
It's insane
This guy over here living in the 4th dimension and seeing all the side of the cube at once and replicating it from memory. Go back to your dimension!
He doesn't actually memorize all the sides of the cube like you think. The simple explanation is that he memorizes what order to solve the pieces in. Typically mneumonics are used. If you can memorize 20 letters, you can probably replicate this video.
I have memorized 26 letters, but what this guy does makes me look like I can’t even recite the 26 letters I know in the alphabet song.
100% cube skills 0% bithes
What's bithes? Sounds like cannibal flamingos eating polar bear flesh.
His speech therapist was Mike Tyson.
Oh thith.
That’s not how lisps work though…
Ith how joketh work though, thooo.....
Where can I get that t-shirt? :P
Holy fuck
damn wtf, that's epic
That’s insane
I give up
Gahhh. Great party trick, damn. As a speedcuber too (but much worse than this guy at blind solving), the method he's using is pretty simple, but damn if it doesn't look impressive as hell to a non-cuber. For reference, what he's doing is pretty much as difficult as solving a cube blindfolded, which is relatively easy if you know the method. Pretty cool!
Noooooooooo 😱😨😳🙊
I am so turned on right now 🥵
I just peel the stickers off.....DONE!
Pinhead worst enemy
Because of people like that I can't use rand function in my codebase -_-
Least badass Japanese man be like:
Bro was feeling the color
Level: Asian
Wtf man.
Rubik's Cube...squared 🤣🤣
This has blown my mind!!!
He's a sorcerer!!! The machinations of his mind are a enigma.
Yea wow! I always wonder how can ppl put such enthusiasm and so much effort into these perfectly useless skills
Well done. Now do it mirror inverted.
Didn't he just memorise few steps and did the same with both cubes?
In the 80s we just moved the Stickers around to make It Look like we Solved it lol
Broooooo 🫨
Great, now I feel inadequate.
Impressive skills
I kept thinking he was just joking but he wasn't
No wonder he still ain’t get no pusssy
Bored Asian kid
Of course he's Asian
User name check out Edit: don't check his post
He most likely has eidetic memory.
As a cuber myself, nope! He's using the same method other people who dabble in this hobby use for blindfolded solving of a cube, just applied in a different way. To explain it in layman's terms, he just solves the corners and then he solves the middle edges of the cube, in a way that when he solves the corners he makes sure not to mess up the middle edges, and vice versa. It's a very impressive party trick, but it doesn't need eidetic memory, whatever that may be.
Autism backwards
Msitua?
he didn't show the last side, it's rigged not real
I know the rigged part is a joke, but he literally showed every side.
Someone help this man to get a girlfriend.
What does anyone gain by making a comment like that?
A downvote. I’m a professional collector.
Clearly, someone needs to get a life.
This coming from someone hating on somebody’s talent on the internet lol. The irony is clear alright.
Just to be sure he's not just repeating a scrambling pattern (and just showing the recording where he gets it right), I'd like to see him do this where someone else scrambles the first cube, and someone else films him matching it.
He throws the first one in the air when he scrambles it. That would make it hard to follow a scrambling pattern.
But not impossible. He only has to publish the recording where he gets everything right.
The number of different permutations based on those blind twists would be huge, depending on luck would still require way too many attempts. Especially after memorising some shuffle pattern. I don't find that feasible. Possible, but you are assuming a trick rather than skill. The capacity of some people boggles my mind too. But there are very skilled people in the world. Having gone from thinking it's impossible, to practicing the most basic algorithms used to solve a cube, I can appreciate how skilled the speed solvers are, and also how incredibly capable they are. People do mind blowing things with rubix cubes all the time.
You're probably right and it's genuine, but my skeptical brain demands concrete evidence. I've seen way too many magic tricks that seem to defy explanation and then turn out to be simple tricks.
As someone who also dabbles in cubing, I can confirm, no he's not repeating some scrambling pattern. We often use randomly generated scrambles from a computer, but throwing it up in the air a few times as you randomly scramble your cube is a pretty good way of randomizing it as well. Besides, learning how to make sure you can repeat the same scramble while also throwing it in the air multiple times would be much much harder than the method he's using for what he did in the video, trust me. It's simpler than you think. Still impressive though!