What kind of cuber are you? (survey)

Can you define "talent"? Are you considering it something you're born with, as opposed to something you acquire through hard work?
 
From my interpretation of the survey he seems to juxtapose "talent" with practice, so I would assume he's leaning more toward innate ability.
 
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About 150 people have taken the survey, with three-quarters filling out all the information. It'll remain open for about two weeks, so feel free to take it if you haven't yet. It will probably be around two weeks for me to do all the analysis I'm interested in.
 
What kind of effect would old WCA results have? For example, I have improved leaps and bounds since my one competition, yet that is the results you would have from the WCA.

As with any study, a single data point isn't the story; we're looking for overall trends. Your self-reported average time in practice will also be helpful.
 
I just took your survey, I enjoyed filling it out :). Even though I'm new to cubing and am not the best yet, it'll be great to see how much I improve and it was fun writing down what I believe :).
 
What interests me and I studied more about the cube is already the corners because no human has full control of each scramble on the 2x2x2 fewest move.

In 2007 world championship Erno Rubik was present. No cuber who knew her my story seems to have mentioned me. Probably they were too concentrated for the competition. Only Cartesian minds, too bad. I went through the time when the cube was dead on television. Because I had the originality necessary. The cube is a symbol of frustration and I started the challenge. Not many people have been hated and loved as me. I am a paradox. Just hide the story of a guy who has greatly assisted the return of the cube in the world.

Friends in hungary tourist tried to join Erno Rubik for me but without success.

 
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Thank you to everyone who took the time to fill out the survey.

I'm closing it now at about 230 responses and beginning data analysis. The response was really excellent - there's a broad range of abilities represented, including about five people with sub-10:00 averages in competition.

It's my first time using this software, so I don't know how difficult it will be to do the things I want to do with the data. I hope to have a report published in about a week, though.
 
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