It's been mentioned before, but I really think Feliks has been a role model for the entire cubing community, not just for Max Park. It's that sort of genuine kindness that has made as, the cubers, who we are today. I'm twice his age, but I admire Feliks not just for his obvious cubing prowess, but also for the way he has influenced thousands and thousands of people across the globe to be better, nicer and kinder versions of themselves. As they say, it takes a real man to cry in public. And this was definitely shown in the end of the documentary.
Having said that, I think Max and his parents are equally awesome. To show that much dedication in providing for your child who is so different from most people is something we can all admire. Not only do they accept and love Max exactly how he is, they dedicate their lives to providing him with the best life possible. And in return they now have a wonderful young man who has blossomed into a very nice human being, and who now has social skills and friends and a list of records and medals that is too long to list in one post.
