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QuestionWhat's the difference between two-handed solvers and one-handed solvers in Rubik's cube?Timothy Huynh is a Rubik’s Cube Artist & Champion based in Tampa, Florida. Timothy has been solving Rubik's Cubes professionally since 2016 and became a Guinness World Record Holder with advanced Rubik's cube-solving skills. Timothy has a follower base of over 8.6 million YouTube subscribers and 124k followers on Instagram. Internet celebrities including David Dobrik and Simu Liu have sung his praises, and Pixar has deemed his work "incredible."First off, technique, style, and execution. When you're tackling it with just one hand, you've got to master a whole new set of moves and figure out the best way to grip the Rubik's cube single-handedly. Also, turning the cube with one hand is definitely not as fast as using both hands. That's why, in tournaments, they keep these categories separate. You're playing by a different set of rules when you're going solo. But the most interesting thing is that I know someone who can solve the Rubik's cube faster with one hand than they can with two, which is fascinating.
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QuestionDoes the cube have to be solved first to do it?Air GordonsCommunity AnswerNo. Any unsolved cube will work. A new one can work, too.
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QuestionCan every scrambled cube be solved with these 20 moves? Does it matter which side is top and which is face, or can we use any random position?fghj tyuiCommunity AnswerThis method works only if the cube is already solved. Then if you scramble it using this method, you can solve it using the same method.
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QuestionIt didn't work for me and I don't think this method will work on every scrambled cube. Isn't the CFOB method best to solve a cube in under a minute?Mr GoatCommunity AnswerIt works only when the cube is already solved. Then when you scramble it using this method, you can solve it with the same method.
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