abunickabhi
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Citing this idea from the Hypercubers discord,
"Instead of rotating circles in 2D, you can rotate spheres in 3D.
This is a more interesting puzzle than the traditional Rubik's Clock because moves don't commute."
"Instead of rotating circles in 2D, you can rotate spheres in 3D.
This is a more interesting puzzle than the traditional Rubik's Clock because moves don't commute."
- How would the puzzle look like?
- Would it be more interesting than Standard WCA Rubik's Clock?
- How would the 12 dials look in 3D?
- How many possibilities would this puzzle have?
