ExultantCarn
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What if instead of just solving your last pair, you use phasing when solving it? I haven't worked out how many algs that would be, but that should greatly reduce the alg count while only adding 3-4 extra moves
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What if instead of just solving your last pair, you use phasing when solving it? I haven't worked out how many algs that would be, but that should greatly reduce the alg count while only adding 3-4 extra moves
That's called blindsolving.What about 1LHC (1 look whole cube)
I mean 1 alg whole cube.That's called blindsolving.
No that isn’t humanly possible without somehow extending your life. I did some pretty rough math and assuming you learned 100 algs per day it would take 1.177 x 10^15 YEARS. Let’s not even talk about recognition.I mean 1 alg whole cube.
Obviously. The part that makes it impossible is the fact that you have to recall what each of your 43 quintillion algs are for which of those 43 quintillion cases your see during inspection.Recognition is done on inspection.
Is 1 look 2x2 theoretically possible though?
A 2x2 has 3674160 combinations
So if we assume it's inventor started learning 200 algs a day in 1970 then hed be finishing soon
But then again why would anyone do that?
What about 1LHC (1 look whole cube)
I think we should bring back some of Lucas Garrons' stuff, it was funny and can easily be done here, just not sure whether people will cooperate, especially when most people who regularly use off topic are newer cubers who wouldn't know about it.Ask Frank Morris, he probably does that already
Also that should be 1LWCWhat about 1LHC (1 look whole cube)
I believe the accepted term is F3L.Also that should be 1LWC![]()
Is 1 look 2x2 theoretically possible though?
A 2x2 has 3674160 combinations
So if we assume it's inventor started learning 200 algs a day in 1970 then hed be finishing soon
But then again why would anyone do that?
I don't know how right that math is, but 3.6 million is with a fixed corner. Also, you could ignore all of the positions taking 5 moves or less to knock off 9992 algs.If you allow for 1 set up move (R, R', R2, F', F, F2, L, L', L2, U, U', U2, D, D', D2, B', B, B2) then you can use a large amount of symmetry to reduce cases. Furthermore I am not certain if the number of combinations (3674160) includes cases which are symmetric to a rotation and solved by the same algorithm. If not, the allowing (A) one rotation, and (B) one setup move, could reduce the number of cases by a factor of 80 (45,927 cases). Correct my math if I'm wrong.
ZBLL?
Zeroing?