[Unofficial] Feliks: 5.36 single (pll skip)

[JackJ]

Crazy that's not even his top tps.

 

[CuberMan]

Because of his great look ahead and non stop turning his solve looks like a prepared solve.

 

[Bapao]

He didn't force it.

Exactly.

 

[uberCuber]

8.2 tps meh

 

[izovire]

That's not even sub-5!

Still fast anyway.

 

[Lt-UnReaL]

True, but this way, he forced a PLL skip

He didn't force it.

He also wouldn't have known what LL case he would have gotten before the 3rd F2L slot, even if he did force it...

 

[DRAGON_RYU]

Is this official?

 

[NeedReality]

Is this official?

The solve was in his room, so no. It's only a matter of time until he gets this in competition, though.

 

[DRAGON_RYU]

sorry I asked...
I even can't see the video so I ended up asking...
still...
really cool..

 

[princefalcy10]

Pinch me !!

 

[AvGalen]

.....................................................................
easily could have been 9 moves shorter.

And that is the crazy thing about Feliks. He is basically proving that fewer moves isn't important at all. He doesn't use special tricks for F2L which helps him turn this crazy fast without thinking about optimizing a few moves. His focus is entirely like:
"found the pieces for that pair"
"now my hands will just insert that pair in that slot but I don't even care about that anymore I will just find the next pieces"
"oh, there they are and that previous pair is almost done so my hands can start this one while I look for the next pair"

 

[IamWEB]

In later math classes in high school, the 'dot' is used to represent multiplication so as not to be confused with the variable 'x'.

5.36

To sum it up:

5 x 3 + 6
= 21!

21!

CONSPIRACY.

 

[Deleted member 12389]

Not humanly possible.
I bet my storebought that he is a prototype android.

 

[MrIndianTeen]

In later math classes in high school, the 'dot' is used to represent multiplication so as not to be confused with the variable 'x'.

5.36

To sum it up:

5 x 3 + 6
= 21!

21!

CONSPIRACY.

How about using this same theory with your PB?

 

[MTGjumper]

In later math classes in high school, the 'dot' is used to represent multiplication so as not to be confused with the variable 'x'.

Also vertically centred so as to not confuse it with a decimal point