Matt11111
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Color neutrality is something I've considered trying several times over the past few years, but I've never actually made a serious enough effort to implement them into my normal solving. Probably should get on that but that's a story for another time. Anyway, I'm sure a lot of other people have tried to become color neutral but never actually did, but I was wondering. What if folks made tutorials for the beginner method where they say to pick any color to start on?
I've seen my fair share of Rubik's Cube tutorial videos, and all of them say to start with a specific color cross. Would it be a good idea though to teach people to look at every color cross before deciding which one you want to do? My line of thought is that if we do that, then the question of "Should I become color neutral?" will never come up for people who follow that hypothetical video in particular, because they're already in the mindset that they can start on any color. So what do you guys think?
I've seen my fair share of Rubik's Cube tutorial videos, and all of them say to start with a specific color cross. Would it be a good idea though to teach people to look at every color cross before deciding which one you want to do? My line of thought is that if we do that, then the question of "Should I become color neutral?" will never come up for people who follow that hypothetical video in particular, because they're already in the mindset that they can start on any color. So what do you guys think?