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A journalist and aspiring speedcuber attempts to break into the international phenomenon of speedsolving the Rubiks Cubethink chess played at the speed of Ping-Pongwhile exploring the Cubes rise to iconic status around the globe and the lessons that can be learned through solving it.When Hungarian professor Ern Rubik invented the Rubiks Cube (or, rather, his Cube) in the 1970s out of wooden blocks, rubber bands, and paper clips, he didnt even know if it could be solved, let alone that it would become the worlds most popular puzzle. Since its creation, the Cube has become many things to many people: one of the bestselling childrens toys of all time, a symbol of intellectual prowess, a frustrating puzzle with 43.2 quintillion possible permutations, and now a worldwide sporting phenomenon that is introducing the classic brainteaser to a new generation. In Cracking the Cube, Ian Scheffler reveals that cubing isnt just fun and games. Along with participating in speedcubing competitionsfrom the World Championship to local tournamentsand interviewing key figures from the Cubes history, he journeys to Budapest to seek a meeting with the legendary and notoriously reclusive Rubik, who is still tinkering away with puzzles in his seventies. Getting sucked into the competitive circuit himself, Scheffler becomes engrossed in solving Rubiks Cube in under twenty seconds, the quasi-mystical barrier known as sub-20, which is to cubing what four minutes is to the mile: the difference between the best and everyone else. For Scheffler, the road to sub-20 is not just about memorizing algorithms or even solving the Rubiks Cube. As he learns from the many gurus who cross his path, from pint-sized kids to engineering professors, its about learning to solve yourself. Trump's About-Face on WikiLeaks Sums Up Why He's So Donald Trump no longer loves WikiLeaks In fact the president so expressively does not love the organization that he endorsed the idea of arresting founder Julian PageInsider - Information about all domains Own a website? Manage your page to keep your users updated View some of our premium pages: googlecom yelpcom yahoocom microsoftcom Upgrade to a Premium Page Donald Trump Suddenly Refuses to Talk About His False Donald Trump is still convinced that former president Barack Obama ordered wiretapping of Trump Tower last year despite a congressional investigation and multiple
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