What Percent of the World Can Solve A 7x7

Haha, wow, I just found some guy say that he solved 5 of the colours of the Rubik's Cube but couldn't get the last one. XD
 
those v cubes are expensive but I might get one... eventually... it just doesn't seem like it would be that much better than a 5x5
 
Was this really worth making a thread for? I can imagine asking it by posting in a related thread, but not making a thread for it. The answer to your question is .000000001%

Also, this is in the wrong sub-forum.
 
To the OP:
Do you mean how many have solved a 7x7 or how many people could solve a 7x7 if they put effort into it. Anyone who has solved a 4x4 could solve a 7x7 with just a little work, but I'd be willing to bet that very few of the people who have solved a 4x4 have ever solved a 7x7.
 
yea my question was just what percent of people could do a 7x7 cause i just did it and felt very proud lol. but yea finding someone who can solve the cube is very hard but the thing is its so easy just people dont have the patience for it. like me it took me what 4 hours to do the 7x7 without any help over the course of a few days which i know sucks but my only other experince to big cubes is a 4x4
 
yea my question was just what percent of people could do a 7x7 cause i just did it and felt very proud lol. but yea finding someone who can solve the cube is very hard but the thing is its so easy just people dont have the patience for it. like me it took me what 4 hours to do the 7x7 without any help over the course of a few days which i know sucks but my only other experince to big cubes is a 4x4

That didn't answer my question though.
 
To the OP:
Do you mean how many have solved a 7x7 or how many people could solve a 7x7 if they put effort into it. Anyone who has solved a 4x4 could solve a 7x7 with just a little work, but I'd be willing to bet that very few of the people who have solved a 4x4 have ever solved a 7x7.

The corners of the inner 3x3 in the 5x5 can be difficult if you are not very good at cubing, or figuring stuff out. I had no problem, as I solved a 4x4 and used my own method, pairing and layer by layer(not including the parity errors) and I am good at problem solving. I have an algorithm that can solve any of those inner corner pieces of any cube, higher than 3x3 of course, and an algorithm that can solve a center piece of any cube without messing up anything else. (I think it is used for BLD)

First time solving 7x7 it took me maybe 20-30 minutes to get the algorithm for the centers I use.
 
According to the number of people who have solved a 7x7 in competition, over the worlds population as of 2 minutes ago, the percent of people that can solve a 7x7 is 2.0941347283168713823574341149199e-6%

(5 0's(e-6 is 6 decimal places, for 2.094...) plus 2 for the percent) .0000000209 * 6,769,683,185(world population)

145 people have solved a 7x7 in a competition.
 
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oh ok I see my mistake, it is supposed to be .0000000209, and it is supposed to be 5 0's, not 6 because there is a decimal already in 2.0941347283168713823574341149199e-6%
stoopid mistakes

so there are 145 people that can solve the 7x7 in this world officially(that have gone to tournaments)
 
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_percent_of_people_can_solve_a_Rubik's_Cube
You're saying that if i get 15 people in a room, on average 2 of them will be able to solve a Rubik's Cube?

So what you do, is you lock your self and 15 others in a room, bring a shot gun and 15 cubes. Then you give one to everyone and say they can't leave unless they solve it, or you will shoot them. :) Saw VI?

I'm sure there is a lot more than in competition since most people are not that fast (like me!:D). So the answer would be rather hard to find the answer to. Maybe a poll would be more effective?
 
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