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The Cubing Classic 2021 (Online Competition)

Will u post the results when u have everyone's times
Yes, I will. I will post it on 9/12, even if I don't have everyone's results. But if you need more time to submit your results, you can tell me here and I will give you more time to submit.
Also is there a small prize
Certificates of achievement to podium winners of that event.
 
Actually:
"The earth is flat"
- Someone else

as well as:

"The earth is round"
- lots of people.

SOOOO:
"Which one is it?"
- cuberswoop
All of them.
(The Earth is flat from up close and round from space.)

One could also argue that, although a pancake is commonly known as flat (hence the term, "as flat as a pancake"), one could also semantically argue that it's also round since the pancake batter often takes a circular shape during the pancake-making process. Vsauce explains more about flatness in this video.

(If it's the wrong video, sorry... I've watched a lot of Vsauce in my day.)
 
All of them.
(The Earth is flat from up close and round from space.)

One could also argue that, although a pancake is commonly known as flat (hence the term, "as flat as a pancake"), one could also semantically argue that it's also round since the pancake batter often takes a circular shape during the pancake-making process. Vsauce explains more about flatness in this video.

(If it's the wrong video, sorry... I've watched a lot of Vsauce in my day.)
I thought it was a rick roll when I clicked on the link.
 
@Ultimatecuber0814 I have a problem.
The forms need someone to sign in to use them, which isn't typically bad, but when I click "SIGN IN" it just reloads the page and gives me the exact same message.

EDIT: I guess I'll just put it in manually for now, since I can just use a Google Doc to copy and paste...

3x3 average: 16.74
(18.29,16.30,17.77,14.89,16.16,16.74)

2x2 average: 5.68
(4.46,6.75,6.38,4.41,6.05)

4x4 average: 1:03.95
(1:00.08,1:05.05,1:06.78,1:16.30,59.50)

3x3 OH average: 36.95
(32.73,35.53,42.54,32.77,43.71)
 
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@Ultimatecuber0814 I have a problem.
The forms need someone to sign in to use them, which isn't typically bad, but when I click "SIGN IN" it just reloads the page and gives me the exact same message.

EDIT: I guess I'ĺl just put it in manually for now, since I can just use a Google Doc to copy and paste...

3x3 average: 16.74
(18.29,16.30,17.77,14.89,16.16,16.74)

2x2 average: 5.68
(4.46,6.75,6.38,4.41,6.05)

4x4 average: 1:03.95
(1:00.08,1:05.05,1:06.78,1:16.30,59.50)

3x3 OH average: 36.95
(32.73,35.53,42.54,32.77,43.71)
Ok, I will take note of your times. Maybe next time you need to sign in to your google account on google chrome, so it can work.
I can’t compete in this competition whatsoever… guess when I have more freedom I can participate.
Uh so you can't participate?
 
Ok, I will take note of your times. Maybe next time you need to sign in to your google account on google chrome, so it can work.
Okie. That's a bit weird since I was using Google Chrome and was signed in to a Google account on a Google Chromebook. I think the problem may be that since I was at school I was using a Google Chromebook issued by the school, which has accounts.google.com blocked for some reason unbeknownst to me.

No. I have no way and time to record videos of me solving.
I don't think you need to record your solves as long as you have some way of recording your times, be it watch, stopwatch, timer, csTimer, qqTimer, phone stopwatch, smart cube (which, as I will warn you, is technically against WCA regulations), oven timer, microwave timer, doing trigonometry using the angles of the Sun before and after your solve, alarm clock, calendar, Spotify playlist, egg timer, toaster oven, hourglass, a known file download time, A Series Of Unfortunate Events episode, friend, Stackmat timer, or other.

(Less than half of those would actually be viable, so don't use those unless you absolutely have to.)
 
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