Abhijeet's Progression Thread | 1/7 BLD NRs, 6 more NRs to get and hold | 100 points official in MBLD

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Am I a good listener when it comes to cubing
Or do I like to talk a lot?

I need to listen and learn a lot of stuff. I am mediocre in cubing yo.
 
abunickabhi said:
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Am I a good listener when it comes to cubing
Or do I like to talk a lot?

I need to listen and learn a lot of stuff. I am mediocre in cubing yo.
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YOU ARE NOT mediocre you’ve had 2 CRs and multiple nrs. Why are you being so negative like that?
 
JDAW6 said:
YOU ARE NOT mediocre you’ve had 2 CRs and multiple nrs. Why are you being so negative like that?
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These are records in the past.

I am nowhere close to sub-2 in 5BLD and 65+ points in MBLD.
The worst part is I do not get time to practice to get closer to world class in these events by today's standards.
Even if I got time, I have to unlearn a lot of things and be more objective and more hard working.
 
abunickabhi said:
These are records in the past.

I am nowhere close to sub-2 in 5BLD and 65+ points in MBLD.
The worst part is I do not get time to practice to get closer to world class in these events by today's standards.
Even if I got time, I have to unlearn a lot of things and be more objective and more hard working.
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Maybe because sub2 in 5bld and 65+ in MBLD ISNT EVEN WR. If ur expectations are too high I’ll be dissapointed
 
abunickabhi said:
I just want to be relevant. I am no where fast enough to be relevant. I do not know if I will become world class again or not. I do not have the time and willpower for it.
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You’ll probably never be world class again. The vast majority of people won’t be either. If your idea of “decent” or “good” is world class then you’ll never feel happy or content. Having lofty goals is great, but you also need achievable goals. This may be a deeper issue than just cubing; having unhealthy expectations is a major burden on mental health for a lot of people. It’s important to recognize your limits and set goals inside them. When you set goals past your limits, they need to be just a little bit past them, so you can reasonably push your boundaries to them. There’s a lot more to life than cubing. You’re still one of the best blind solvers in the world, and even if you’re never the best, there’s a lot more to life than cubing.

abunickabhi said:
Am I a good listener when it comes to cubing
Or do I like to talk a lot?
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For better or worse, you definitely talk a lot on the forums. Whether you think you should focus more on learning and quietly listening rather than talking so much is up to you to introspect about and decide.
 
abunickabhi said:
I just want to be relevant. I am no where fast enough to be relevant. I do not know if I will become world class again or not. I do not have the time and willpower for it.
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it looks like Rowe Hessler's job at TheCubicle kets him fet aome practice in lol
He might be creeping up on you Goal (in the title of OP):
though I myself believe that @sigalig is the best MBLD'er
 
artless1der said:
@abunickabhi Do you still study/work with the LHC ?

I've long been interested in quantum mechanics, and almost majored in physics, but then I got seriously sidetracked by philosophy, billiards (physics im action!'), girls and other aspects of college life lol
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Hi,

I still work on the electronics of LHC. Particularly the CMS detector. Our institute has a long collaboration with CERN.

It is fine to get sidetracked or have more interests. You can explore everything.

Good luck yo!
 
artless1der said:
it looks like Rowe Hessler's job at TheCubicle kets him fet aome practice in lol
He might be creeping up on you Goal (in the title of OP):
though I myself believe that @sigalig is the best MBLD'er
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My goal of 100 points sub-hour is correct.

Rowe's video showed two 50/50 attempts done in ~1 hour each, so technically it is just 2 50 point attempts with a novel memo system he tried out and succeeded with !
 
abunickabhi said:
My goal of 100 points sub-hour is correct.

Rowe's video showed two 50/50 attempts done in ~1 hour each, so technically it is just 2 50 point attempts with a novel memo system he tried out and succeeded with !
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haha yes I got that
it just seemed funny that your orog thread with that in the title popped up shortly after Insaw his YT vid lol 😸

100 would be aMAZ!ng tho, right?
If a person did 40 mins memo (24sec/cube) then the 20 mins of exec would only be 12sec/cube 🤯

heh, sadly, that is almost 6sec faster than my PB ┐⁠(⁠‘⁠～⁠`⁠;⁠)⁠┌
 
artless1der said:
haha yes I got that
it just seemed funny that your orog thread with that in the title popped up shortly after Insaw his YT vid lol 😸

100 would be aMAZ!ng tho, right?
If a person did 40 mins memo (24sec/cube) then the 20 mins of exec would only be 12sec/cube 🤯

heh, sadly, that is almost 6sec faster than my PB ┐⁠(⁠‘⁠～⁠`⁠;⁠)⁠┌
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yes correct 36 seconds per cube would be the ideal split,

I am assuming 3 pass memo,
and around 3:30 MR per 10 pack would give 35 minutes for 2 passes and then another quick pass in 10 minutes, giving 15 minutes exec for 100 cubes allowing only 9 seconds exec per cube.

These number look unnatural, but I am sure a working solution to achieve 3 pass 100 points will exist.
 
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