Cuber's Health

[raizer]

I have just pay attention about the cuber's health.Mostly or few of us,hurt our fingers,in constant practice to the cube.And most of us,are using computer almost everyday and in hours-for any topics regarding cubes.And most of us,are always memorizing large mass of ALgorithms-in any cube.

a.)So,about our fingers,Can it affect our writing abilities?And what disadvantages or advantages on us will it affect?
b.)Mostly on using computers,we can think that it will really affect our eyes,and one thing i ask is that-using computers on how many hours,will affect your mental abilities or brain?What are advantages or disadvantages on it?
c.)Mostly of us would think that,memorizing can enhance our brain for some instance.But is there any advantage so disadvantages about it?Would it affect other things that are stuck on our brain?Would we lose something about it?

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

A. No, I don't think so, unless you cube too much. Advantages: I think it might make your fingers stronger and more flexible. Disadvantages: If you do it too much, you might get an RSI.

B. That it affects your eyes is b*lls*it, in my opinion. I think we only learn more about computering, get better hand-eye coordination and also more flexible fingers, like point A.

C. Memorizing algorithms shouldn't have to do anything with your brain. The only role the brain plays in learning algorithms is learning to see patterns and make sure the hand knows what algorithm to use as quickly as possible. I don't think this could have any effect on other things.

Oh, and please put spaces after each comma or period.

 

[4Chan]

I think that blindfold *very slightly* helped my study habit ever so infinitesimally.

Otherwise, i completely concur with the prior post.

 

[vvtopkar]

I definately agree with Cubes=Life. I found that memorizing facts and studying for tests and such become a bit easier after I began blindsolving (although I suppose one would say it's because I trained my short-term memory =/ )