Yes, but some people buy multiple.
Yes, but some people buy multiple.
Right there I know 8 people who can solve 7x7x7 but dont have one.Originally Posted by amostay2004
I'd say it's a lot more than that. Many people can solve a 7x7 but not afford one
I'd say about 2-3x the number of 7x7's sold.
Sound fair?
Probably. But ultimately, there's no proper way of finding out anyway...heh.
yea to bad. does anybody know if my number was right on 13.3% of people can solve it cause that doesnt sound right. Theres only 1 kid i met that could do it but he did it in like 20 minutes and needed the list of algorithms and never memorized them so that doesnt really count.
13.3% is wrong, unless there's a secret branch of cubing gnome-people that have been hiding out.
[cubinggnome]eh eh....say allo to my ITTLE FRIEND!!![/cubinggnome]
Thats exactly what I was thinking...So what you do, is you lock your self and 15 others in a room, bring a shot gun and 15 cubes. Then you give one to everyone and say they can't leave unless they solve it, or you will shoot them.Saw VI?
Many people can afford one (and have done so) but not solve it.I'd say it's a lot more than that. Many people can solve a 7x7 but not afford one
But all of this is just nitpicking (fun though).
"Everyone" could learn how to solve a 3x3x3
"Maybe 1%" could solve it right now with "a little help from a piece of paper"
Percentages for "without help", "sub 20" or "7x7x7" would be much lower.
Keep in mind that 1% of all people is about 60 million people and that "only" 300 million cubes have been sold. Even if everyone that bought one could solve it that would only be 5%
they havent sold that many cubes have they?
umm. that link is wrong.
100 - 87.7 = 13.3 ???
i think not
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