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  1. Mr.Roux86

    I recently finished my science experiment, and would like to share the results with you.

    I have just finished working on my cubing science experiment, which I can officially call The Effect of Scramble Distance on Human Solvers. What does this mean? Well you might have heard that a Rubik’s cube can always be solved in 20 moves no matter what (this is called God’s number). This is...
  2. Mr.Roux86

    Please help the science of cubing by participating in this experiment

    Attached below is a survey (link) that I am trying to use to find out more about how different types of scrambles work on the 3x3 puzzle. By participating, you will be contributing to cubing by helping me to find an answer to my question. Sadly, in order to make sure you aren’t trying to solve...
  3. Mr.Roux86

    Speed Cube Shop Cosmic Lube Comparison Charts

    I am annoyed that every time I want to use my sCs lube I have to click through many product links to find out how fast or gummy a lube is. So I decided to put together a chart that displayed all of the information in one place. There isn't much more to explain. The links are here. -...
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    How long does it take you to magnetize a 3x3 (poll)

    Hey, I was just wondering how long it takes to magnetize a 3x3. I have only done it one and it took me about 45min. Please put your answer in the poll, thanks!
  5. Mr.Roux86

    100 Move Scramble Challenge

    This is the 100 Move Scramble Challenge. This is where you complete a 100 move long scramble on a 3x3 as fast as you can. Please record a video of yourself completing this challenge. Rules: 1. Scramble must be 100 moves 2. The cube must be a 3x3 3. Scramble must be correct (all sides match a...
  6. Mr.Roux86

    To anyone who has switched methods, what is your story?

    To anyone who has switched methods, what is your story? For me personally, I used CFOP for about 2yrs total. I got my average down to a low 20. I HATE learning algs. Especially in large numbers. Learning PLL was not on my 'to-do' list. I did know that learning full PLL was basically...
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