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o interesting topic, i enjoyed reading all of thisI'm surprised at how many people have parents that dont support cubing at all. I don't see why a parent would want to discourage a hobby or an interest, especially if its something that can be social and stimulating. But then... I'm not a parent so I'm in no position to judge.
Not understanding decisions/opinions is in no way judging.
My parents are quite indifferent to my cubing hobby. And when they see me buy 10 cubes at a time they just think its funny... Sometimes when we have people in our house they like to show off my room because it contains so many cubes... I think they are almost proud of me having such a weird and interesting hobby
lol, congratulations.
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my parents actually hate my cubes their a waste of my intellegence and my money
The things an average teenager like tend to cost MUCH more than a cube or two and stackmat. Video Games? MP3's/Ipods? Laptop? Webcam? Other Computer Software? PHONES?
Cubes and internet access (and even without the internet) will pack a lot of interest for $15 OVERSEAS prices, as opposed the $50+ on lots of other things.
As far as wasting intelligence, furthering cube knowledge beyond manipulating algorithms mindlessly would be making use of and BUILDING intelligence! Making commutators, learning BLD stimulates the brain, etc. And that's better than spending free time watching most popular TV shows.
Overboard post, no?