How do you analyze+memorize?

How do you analyze+memorize?

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Ah, a poll with 100% on only 1 answer. You gotta be kiddin' me.
Why would Grandmaster P even ask, if the answer was so 100% obvious?
LOL. I can't resist going against the herdfest here - so I am voting my conscience,

CAUSE I'M NOT AFRAID TO CYCLE BLIND DOWN STATIC ALLY!!!

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StefanPochmann said:
reThinking the Cube said:
Why would Grandmaster P even ask, if the answer was so 100% obvious?
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Because it wasn't?
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Certainly. It's just that people who frequent the forum often enough to answer the poll are especially biased.

Anyhow, the poll doesn't ask only for your main method. If speed BLD were an option and I could select multiple options, I would have.

reThinking: Do you actually do BLD like that, or plan to? It's not hard to be afraid not to do it.
 
reThinking the Cube said:
Ah, a poll with 100% on only 1 answer. You gotta be kiddin' me.
Why would Grandmaster P even ask, if the answer was so 100% obvious?
LOL. I can't resist going against the herdfest here - so I am voting my conscience,

CAUSE I'M NOT AFRAID TO CYCLE BLIND DOWN STATIC ALLY!!!

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Do you actually solve the cube that way?
 
StefanPochmann said:
Yeah, I also think it's harder. But also that it might allow faster memorization. The analysis for what to do next could be done while executing the current step. I'm not fast and I don't know how the fast guys are doing it, I saw Ville report a memorization in 6 seconds of a 3x3x3 with no pieces in place and it baffles me. And in the last two days I've heard twice about static memo, so I began to wonder.
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This is a very good question, but as Lucas correctly points out...

Lucas Garron said:
It's just that people who frequent the forum often enough to answer the poll are especially biased.
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I will try resubmitting this idea, with a more "biased-proof" question.

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