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6 yr old solves rubicks cube in under 40 secs - JustinG - 03-17-2007

holy shit

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- Hunter - 03-17-2007

wow.


...but I think that kid is a robot, which would make it a little less impressive.


- Ginger - 03-17-2007

Hunter Wrote:wow....but I think that kid is a robot, which would make it a little less impressive.

Danny Pedrosa's on YouTube?


- WRXtranceformed - 03-17-2007

That little kid makes me feel really dumb.


- NTIman - 03-17-2007

Wow. My confidence level just dive bombed.


- PGK - 03-17-2007

With a Rubik's cube there are certain moves and combinations you can do to acheive things you want to do. Part of solving is knowing these moves/combos and being able to identify and quickly execute them. And besides, it's more of a parlor trick than anythingÔÇölike the kid that can recite pi to 3xxx digits. great, congratulations, you've acheived....who cares?


- NTIman - 03-17-2007

Thats a good point, but I'll stick to fixing cars. I seem to be able to make it look like i know something and do stuff, when in all actuality, I just stand around and look pretty in front of my toolbox.


- HAULN-SS - 03-19-2007

Heh, I like how people think that somehow being able to solve a rubiks cube somehow measures some level of intelligence. I'd be impressed if that was the first time that kid had ever seen one...but once you've done it once, it's just a matter of move mastery.