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blake <3

thanks! yeah we all solved at the same time, and I actually started my attempt earlier, so the order is correct

I wouldn't recommend this sort of PAO system, standard letter pairs will give you more variety and will help you in the long run Journey also isn't too necessary, you can experiment with it but it's unlikely to be helpful Best thing you can do is just practice as much as you can, and see DNFs as...

R U2 R2 U' R' // F2L-1 + sq U2 R U R' U2 // finish 10 HTM Next: M U2 M U' M U2 M' U2 M' U2 M' U2 M U2 M2 U2 M' U2 M2 U2 M2 U2 M2 U2 M2

my stupid 24 from worlds

43/46 57:56 MBLD PB Errors: 1. U2 off 2. E' off 3. 3e off, haven't looked into the cause yet pretty decent though, first 40 pointer

practice

give this man a comedy award

An eraser works quite well for removing printed logos

https://www.amazon.com/Alaska-Natural-Sleep-Blindfold-Smooth/dp/B00GSO1D9O?th=1 @ everyone saying that noddon creates an advantage: the exact same advantage can be gained due to the lack of a sight blocker for the first few turns of execution, which is caused by judge reaction time...

most things here are correct UF/UFR right away (eka or orozco if you need a transition method) UF/UR swap for parity learn comms by set

Memo corners first, execute edges first Experiment with audio edges If this doesn't work, try memoing edges first and executing corners first, with audio corners The most important factor is practice however

J perm's tutorial is pretty lackluster as far as theory goes imo, noah arthurs' tutorial on cubing world is much better if you intend to progress beyond just learning how to blindsolve

we're still far closer to move optimal comms than I'd like to think :P when I commit to learning floating wings I'll optimize