Neither her nor her older brother have competed since 2015/2016 respectively.
While on the topic of extremely young cubers, was there a Chinese 2 / 3 year old who about a year ago learnt full ZBLL? Or am I misremembering a detail?
Got it—your message perfectly highlights how it is not about learning new algorithms—it's about a commitment to lookahead and fostering robust recognition.
When the inaugural Oceanics 2022 was in Melbourne, we saw a total of 652 competitors. Oceanics 2024 in Perth had only 292 competitors. I would be surprised if in the near future Oceanics are held in Perth again, let alone hosting Worlds there.
Mostly studying for my only exam of the entire year. Other than that I've simply been doing enough 7x7 solves to maintain my skill for Oceanics in December, though interestingly, I'm improving faster than before by doing this; I just got my first sub-2:40 mo3 and I'm approaching my first sub...