I have a cube on my desk, I like to keep it unsolved.
My cousin solved the damn thing in about 30 seconds.
I got mad, and threw it at him.
He's only 11.
In my opinion, they look better when they're unsolved.
But relative to the topic, grats on letting a colour cube take over your life.
Just imagine all those things you could've achieved instead.. so many buildings.. so little time..
This actually kind of amazes me. I can solve a cube, but there is no way I'd EVER be able to figure out how to do it on my own. Even if I spent 26 years, I'd just end up using the algorithms I always use
I have had wrist and back problems from spending hours on it but it was all worth it. When I clicked that last bit into place and each face was a solid colour, I wept.'
I honestly think this is a hoax because nobody could spend that much time on a Rubik's Cube (as in, enough to create physical problems) without gaining a fundamental concept of how to solve it. He would have to be extremely dense, and maybe I just give people too much credit but I honestly don't think someone could be that dumb (and actually attempt something like that for 26 years).
Good job trying to sound smart, too bad you failed miserably.
Over a span of 26 years, it is entirely possible that he turned it randomly and eventually solved it.
Your suggesting that it is entirely possible to turn it randomly and eventually solve it within a matter of a week, or an hour for that matter. Of course, it is possible that he could solve it by turning it randomly for however long, but the chances of solving it by randomly turning it for 26 years is highly negligible. It is pretty much 'shuffling' the cube for 26 years.
I'm sorry, but the discussion between you and me ends here.
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