Supreme Speed Method with 20 moves

[Deleted member 27249]

I think in far future probabily exist a Intuitive Method so understand with patterns to solve Rubik's Cube with 20 moves. For a Human is simple understand to solve with intuition a cube scrambled with 3-4 moves but with 5-6 in very difficult and for 20 moves extrem hard but in how many moves do you solve a cube Intuitive without Method? Do you understand to solve a Rubik's cube without Tutorial for many moves?

 

[Christopher Mowla]

For a Human is simple understand to solve with intuition a cube scrambled with 3-4 moves but with 5-6 in very difficult

I guess you're referring to the human "reverse scrambling" limit.

From what I recall, 7 is the limit for most, but it also depends on the scramble (and of course luck, the person's ability, etc.).

and for 20 moves extrem hard

The majority of scrambles can be created with 18 moves.

but in how many moves do you solve a cube Intuitive without Method?

I think it would be best if you define what a "method" is, as that's very subjective in cubing (as is "intuition").

But if someone has been playing with a cube long enough to achieve different "feats", chances are pretty good that he/she is testing out different scrambles with the same solving process. (And I would define that as using a method.)

. . . Or do you mean are there some people who solve the cube completely on their own (that they didn't learn from others, don't use someone else's method)?

Do you understand to solve a Rubik's cube without Tutorial for many moves?

Can you rephrase the end of that sentence? (The "for many moves" part.) I don't follow.

 

[Deleted member 27249]

I guess you're referring to the human "reverse scrambling" limit.

From what I recall, 7 is the limit for most, but it also depends on the scramble (and of course luck, the person's ability, etc.).


The majority of scrambles can be created with 18 moves.


I think it would be best if you define what a "method" is, as that's very subjective in cubing (as is "intuition").

But if someone has been playing with a cube long enough to achieve different "feats", chances are pretty good that he/she is testing out different scrambles with the same solving process. (And I would define that as using a method.)

. . . Or do you mean are there some people who solve the cube completely on their own (that they didn't learn from others, don't use someone else's method)?


Can you rephrase the end of that sentence? (The "for many moves" part.) I don't follow.

Reference last question for reverse scramble for limit Human. My limit is 4 moves. For Method I thinked a system Total Intuitive no algs for solve a Rubik's cube.

 

[bcube]

in how many moves do you solve a cube Intuitive without Method?

5 moves on average according to the current results in this forum poll.

P.S. you can still beat the scramble!