Blindsolving outreach and clear introductory explanation

[abunickabhi]

Good job Jack on creating this short video that makes blindsolving less intimidating to non-cubers.

 

[SpeedCubingLord]

and cubers*

 

[bldcuber314]

I was going to post this as well, it's a really clear explanation of how the basics of blindsolving works.

 

[abunickabhi]

I was going to post this as well, it's a really clear explanation of how the basics of blindsolving works.

I think there were a few things the video can improve on,

It introduced jargons like buffer and helper without any clear explanation.

It did not state that there are multiple approaches to blindsolving, and this is one of the simplest one.

It could have introduced the concept of commutator towards the end of the video as a thing that is essential to do blindsolving at a high level.

 

[bldcuber314]

I think there were a few things the video can improve on,

It introduced jargons like buffer and helper without any clear explanation.

It did not state that there are multiple approaches to blindsolving, and this is one of the simplest one.

It could have introduced the concept of commutator towards the end of the video as a thing that is essential to do blindsolving at a high level.

Imo the explanation of buffer was really clear. It talked about the meaning of the buffer piece and what it actually does, before replacing the word 'middleman' with 'buffer'. At the end of the video it also stated that there are multiple approaches to blindsolving and this is the simplest one. I don't think talking about comms and 3-style would have been appropriate because this is a video about the absolute basics.