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Believe it or not, one of my major accomplishments in life has been training myself to solve a 3x3x3 and a 4x4x4 Rubik's Cube.

I just solved my lego-ish version. The proper way... Though I can change tiles easily.

What a smart kid

That is definitely not how it works, you can absolutely have one side solved with the opposite side not being solved. Most methods involve some form of layer by layer where you're solving the yellow face at the end after having solved white way before

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I don't mind having the bonus panels on Patreon. I can't afford to support all the people I'd want to support on Patreon but I'm absolutely fine with waiting for an eventual bonus panel release down the road. You do what you gotta do.

That just means your kid is better than you. I wish that for every parent. To have their descendants be better than them, me included. A little hope for the future.

I love to keep my puzzle cube collection unsolved. ^^

Back then people used to rearrange the sticker, now we use a screwdriver

I 'member! Meanwhile, just wondering, have you ever included the kitty kiddos' grandparents in one of these? Could be a cool addition!

Bad liars swap stickers Good liars open it up and move pieces Honest liars follow the instructions with the cube to solve it, so they technically DID solve it, but they can’t actually do it on their own. Not yet, until they do that a few dozen times to memorize the movements.

eh, stickers are to hard to replace convincingly. Just use a thin, flat object like a butter knife and pop a single corrner piece out. Then just manually reset all the pieces.

The new ones have little plastic plates that snap into the pieces rather than having stickers so technically you can kind of still do this!

Me af.

So do he actually solve it or did he take the plastic squares off and rearrange them I just want to be sure if he’s actually smarter than you.

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When we rage-quitted this thing. 😅

"God dammit, my dumb kid is actually smarter than me."

I learned how to do this from a library book!

They patched it to prevent glitch abuse

It's not really a secret, heck for a while the basic algorithms were printed in the instructions that came with the cube, you just had to read them instead of tossing the packaging. Granted the internet has better algorithms and patterns to solve them faster now but thats beside the point.

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