Pretty much, people are constantly getting better, and breakthroughs are still being made throughout all the events. A lot depends on when people can make competitions, and them performing on the day.
Cubing is still young, a lot of progress will be made before records start to "settle". But still, look at swimming or running where WRs are beaten on a semi-regular basis. Progress will always be made.
This is not true. If you're looking at 100 meters, sure, but the times have dropped less than 0.4 seconds in the past 40 years, and like, half of that has been done by one single person - Usain Bolt, the Faz of 100 and 200 m.
the latest running record being broken was the 800 m record, 1:41.09 by David Rudisha. He broke Wilson Kipketer's 13 year old record with just 2 hundreds of a second.
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Just felt I needed to point that out for you.