Zarxrax
Member
Ever since I became opposite-color neutral, I've noticed some strange things about my crosses.
If I end up with 1 piece already solved on white, it seems quite common that I will also have 1 piece already solved on yellow.
2 solved on white? It seems like there's a pretty good chance that I also have 2 solved on yellow...
A bunch of pieces 1 move away from solved? Seems like it works the same on both sides.
Of course, sometimes I have drastically different crosses on both sides, but at other times, the crosses seem oddly familiar to each other.
Am I just singling out coincidences and trying to find meaning where none exists?
Or is there a real reason why my opposite colored crosses often work out to be very similar?
If I end up with 1 piece already solved on white, it seems quite common that I will also have 1 piece already solved on yellow.
2 solved on white? It seems like there's a pretty good chance that I also have 2 solved on yellow...
A bunch of pieces 1 move away from solved? Seems like it works the same on both sides.
Of course, sometimes I have drastically different crosses on both sides, but at other times, the crosses seem oddly familiar to each other.
Am I just singling out coincidences and trying to find meaning where none exists?
Or is there a real reason why my opposite colored crosses often work out to be very similar?