The world you live in. Credit: redkb
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The world you live in. Credit: redkb

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Cubo di Rubik 17x17x17 risolto in 7 ore, vedere per credere!
Cubo di Rubik 17x17x17 risolto in 7 ore, vedere per credere!
Chi non ha mai tentato almeno una volta di risolvere il Cubo di Rubik? Tanti, chi completandolo dopo giorni e chi dopo tante incazzature ha deciso di nascosto di togliere e spostare i tassellini colorati a forza! Insomma chiunque ha avuto a che fare con questo oggetto creato da Satana in persona. (moreâŚ)
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17x17x17 Solve - Time-lapse
17x17x17 Solve - Time-lapse
17x17x17 Solve â Time-lapse
Whoa! Weâve never seen a rubikâs cube like this before! This 17x17x17 is said to be the worldâs largest rubik cube-type puzzle ever created. This âOver the Topâ cube as itâs called, was created by Dutch puzzle designer Oskar van Deventer, (see him in the 2nd vid). The guy in this vid, a huge fan of âtwistyâ puzzles, is the âsecondâ person to solve this cube-type puzzle as shown in this timelapseâŚ
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It Took This Guy Over 7 Hours To Solve the World's Hardest Rubik's Cube. www.youtube.com/user/redKB
If youâre still feeling a little worse for wear after the New Yearâs celebrations then we have the perfect slow-paced antidote for you: a seven and a half hour video of the worldâs largest Rubikâs Cube...
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This guy's name is Kenneth Brandon ("RedKB"). I love his quote, "Solving the 17 by 17 isn't that hard, but it is very, very tedious." I believe that.
I learned how to solve a 3x3, and a 5x5 while I was deployed to Aghanistan. I then taught myself how to solve a 7x7 (which took me about as long as it took this guy to solve the 17x17), because what he says is true, if you know how to solve a 5x5, any larger odd-numbered cubes are exactly the same (though taking exponentiallly longer) to solve, at least using the "reduction method" he mentions. I don't know what other method would be used, but that is the one I learned with, anyway, so it's the one that makes sense to me. I can imagine that any other method would take much longer.
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