I don't care if I "strengthen your point" considering your point is so silly.
I'm not getting "shook up" over anything so don't even bother making assumptions about my attitude (Especially if you're going to completely ignore the points I made and dismiss it as just another opinion"). If anything, you're the one who's "shook up" considering how overly defensive you are of someone who seems to have been dishonest about his times. Don't even bother responding to this post if you're not going to rebut any of my points and just call me an internet warrior. Interesting choice of insult btw, considering you're arguing via the internet as well![]()
I didn't want to make a big deal out of this but I guess I have to now... In regards to your points in your previous post about how the people have a good reason for doubting him because he hasn't shown any proof and a lot of the skeptics are 'accomplished cubers' so that means they have the right to determine myth from fact and immediately shoot anyone without proof down because these people know everything about cubing even it's full potential and know for a fact that his claims are impossible right? This is absurd no one could possibly know that not even the most decorated cubers because we haven't reached the full capabilities or potential of speed cubing but what we do know for a fact is that a 5.xx avg isn't too ridiculous if a fast solver like Faz, Mats, etc. learned zbll... Faz is also proof that these kinds of speed gains that al3x claims are possible because Faz went from zero to hero with the wr avg in around 2 years if I'm not mistaken. So I'm not ruling out any possibilities... we already know a few people who have learned full zbll and perhaps al3x is the first example of how zbll can be used practically in a speed solve but now we may never know because the skeptical 'accomplished' cubers shot him down. And yes I am calling you the warrior because you waged war on me man, I had no intentions of engaging in this hostile war zone known as the internet
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