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Rubiks Cube SLOW Step By Step Solution How To Video

UK BREXIT driving you mad? arthritis stiffening your hands? losing the ability to concentrate? want your kids to do more than play video games? want to impress your friends? want to improve your memory? always wanted to solve a Rubik's cue? need a new party trick? need a new group training game? Just want to solve a Rubik's Cube? this deliberately slow step by step guide will help you beat the cube in a few days with just 30 mins a day.

There a link to buy new high speed cubes at the end of the video, as you'll see they are so much easier and quicker than the original beasts.

A great gift for Christmas

Malcolm aka #fixed1t

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This Guy Just Solved 41 Rubik's Cubes. And He Did It Blindfolded

This Guy Just Solved 41 Rubik’s Cubes. And He Did It Blindfolded

Rubik’s cubes are one of the most fun and intellectually stimulating toys out there. People are perplexed by them (and sometimes that confusion leads to letting the cubes collect cobwebs, never being solved). It’s a tough challenge to present someone with and it’s completely understandable why a person would give up on trying. Too. Many. Colored. Squares. But this man just broke a world record…

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This Guy Just Solved 41 Rubik's Cubes. And He Did It Blindfolded

This Guy Just Solved 41 Rubik’s Cubes. And He Did It Blindfolded

Rubik’s cubes are one of the most fun and intellectually stimulating toys out there. People are perplexed by them (and sometimes that confusion leads to letting the cubes collect cobwebs, never being solved). It’s a tough challenge to present someone with and it’s completely understandable why a person would give up on trying. Too. Many. Colored. Squares. But this man just broke a world record…

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(Physorg.com) Last August, 30 years after the Rubik’s cube first appeared, an international team of researchers proved that no matter how scrambled a cube got, it could be solved in no more than 20 moves. Although the researchers used some clever tricks to avoid evaluating all 43 quintillion of the cube’s possible starting positions, their proof still relied on the equivalent of 35 years’ worth of number crunching on a good modern computer.