2.64 Single (Jackmennie_23 on IG)

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got on cstimer 22/4
 
i thought you said you wanted a screenshot of the cstimer solve
i have given it to you
what else do you want
There's just too many things wrong with this. It would stink if it was legit, but 9/10 it's not, and I can't just believe someone for that 1/10 of the time. I wish I could get myself to believe this, but the list of strange things is just too much.
 
why would it stink?
i thought i said pls dont hate on him

The arguments made here aren't hating on him. The argument is that the simplest explanation of what is being presented is that the solve is fake. It is not impossible that the solve is real, but certainly given the information we have in this thread it is the outcome which has less supporting evidence. There is not much here to make such an unlikely circumstance seem real and people are naturally suspicious of believing unlikely circumstances.

I think brododragon said it best:

It’s not that we hate him, it's just like science; try to disprove something in every way possible.

There is just nothing convincing here and the default for something so unlikely is disbelief.
 
It’s partially cut off but do those last 2 digits say .16?

Yeah, any small amount of faith that I had in this is now gone. Now going to Cube Explorer to see if it was grabbed and inputted from there.
I already tried that out and couldn't find anything, he definitely genned that scramble though.
 
I tried doing the ruwix cube solver thing with this scramble (where you input colors for each sticker on your scrambled cube and it generates a solution) and the solution came out as the inverse of the scramble, which means he could have just set this up, put it in the solver, inverse the solution and bam you've got yourself a legit looking fake solve!
 
I already tried that out and couldn't find anything, he definitely genned that scramble though.

You can put your own scrambles into csTimer to have them show up(which is what I do for sub-x races), then when you look at a solve it will seem as though that was a naturally generated scramble
 
I tried doing the ruwix cube solver thing with this scramble (where you input colors for each sticker on your scrambled cube and it generates a solution) and the solution came out as the inverse of the scramble, which means he could have just set this up, put it in the solver, inverse the solution and bam you've got yourself a legit looking fake solve!
Wow. That's extremely strange, given that Ruwix doesn't have an optimal solver.
 
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