mazei
Veteran
Hey guys, just wondering. Have you ever thought about the human limit of cubing? As in the fastest time it takes for a human to solve a cube. Any suggestions of what that time may be? And also what is going to happen when that limit has been reached?:confused:
I guess nobody can reach under 4 seconds to solve. Because let's say the lowest amount of moves a speedcuber would take to solve a cube is around 38(since it's not least moves and it might be a last layer skip or something like that). The turns per second around 8 turns which is quite fast and he has perfect look ahead. So already it seems impossible to even reach under 4.5 seconds or so.
And what I think might happen when that limit is reached is...well I don't know. Perhaps everyone will stop caring about records and it will just be a competition on who is faster I guess.
I guess nobody can reach under 4 seconds to solve. Because let's say the lowest amount of moves a speedcuber would take to solve a cube is around 38(since it's not least moves and it might be a last layer skip or something like that). The turns per second around 8 turns which is quite fast and he has perfect look ahead. So already it seems impossible to even reach under 4.5 seconds or so.
And what I think might happen when that limit is reached is...well I don't know. Perhaps everyone will stop caring about records and it will just be a competition on who is faster I guess.