1- I believe there was a research paper saying that optimally, you can always solve a rubik's cube in under 21 moves, did that effect the way serious players play the game in any way?
2- With all the time you've put into it, do you ever think that it would be much better to get obsessed and really good at sth more profitable or more empowering? so for ex, probably programming/engineering would be compatible for you (given you're good at rubik's cube solving)
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I got two questions:
1- I believe there was a research paper saying that optimally, you can always solve a rubik's cube in under 21 moves, did that effect the way serious players play the game in any way?
2- With all the time you've put into it, do you ever think that it would be much better to get obsessed and really good at sth more profitable or more empowering? so for ex, probably programming/engineering would be compatible for you (given you're good at rubik's cube solving)
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