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It has been 38 years since the Hungarian professor of architecture Erno Rubik invented his cube, the popular object which was alternately regarded as an object of fun, art, mathematics, nostalgia and frustration. Some credit its enduring fame to its universality, as it needs no instructions, and others to its complexity. The beauty of the Rubik’s cube lays in the fact that anyone with the basic human senses can instantly understand it: fields need to be allingend using colour as guidance, an rotating platforms tease the parts of your brain in charge of strategic thinking. Immensely popular in the 1980s, the cube is enjoying a resurgence of popularity and, in a world increasingly run by engineers and algorithms, relevance. Some people have a very difficult time solving a <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zyyv-minh-thai-1st-world-record-rubicks-cube-championship-1982.html" target="_blank">Rubik's Cube</a>, and some, like this girl on the video can do it it less than 13 seconds! The video is shot on an official Rubik’s Cube competition. She briefly analyses the arrangement of the colored fields and on that basis calculates the algorithms in her head. From the moment she places her hands on the time counter until the final turn of the platform there are exactly 13,894 seconds! But make no mistake, this not only owed to an <a href="https://rumble.com/v3irm3-pakistani-small-children-showing-amazing-talent.html" target="_blank">amazing talent</a>, but also to hours an hours of practice. What did you think of this clip? Have you tried solving the cube before? We would love to hear what you have to think so please do not hesitate to leave a comment down in the comments section! Please share this amazing video with your family and friends, and especially to anyone newly fascinated by this amazing invention.

This guy is a world record holder and this video is 100% real. Watch him solve a Rubik's cube in 22 seconds while blindfolded!

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To some of us, mere mortals, a Rubik’s Cube is a puzzle that merely stresses us further, rather than relaxing us while teasing our brains. But for a pro like this guy, it is merely a challenge to prove himself further and make him famous in the process. Marcin Kowalczyk, or “Maskow” as he is known in the circles he frequents, is known as a speedcuber. He is also a mnemonist, having the ability to remember and recall unusually long lists of data, such as unfamiliar names, lists of numbers, entries in books, or in his case, the sides of a mixed <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zuhq-skydiver-solves-rubiks-cube-while-free-falling.html" target="_blank">Rubik’s Cube</a> and then solve it. While wearing a blindfold! Marcin holds a world record for <a href="https://rumble.com/v39849-magic-mike-solve-rubik-cube-blindfolded.html" target="_blank">blindfolded cubing</a>, having solved a three by three Rubik’s Cubes in 21.17 seconds. It is am incredible mental and physical feat, but that is not all. He has also demonstrated his incredible memory skills, solving a total of 41 Rubik’s Cubes, in an hour, while wearing a blindfold. He documented this amazing accomplishment during a competition organized by the World Cube Association, managing to pull it off after just half an hour of memorization! With his blindfold already on his head, Marcin does a quick little prep by taking a few very deep, meditation breaths to prepare for what is coming next, He then takes each cue in his hands and turns it around all over, memorizing the combinations. Then, he closes his eyes and visualizes how he will turn the rows. We are already impressed. But then, he lowers the blindfold, an assistant comes and holds a piece of paper in front of his eyes to make sure he is not looking, while the speedcuber does his magic. Incredible!

Marcin Maskow Kowalczyk set a new world record in Berlin after solving a Rubik's Cube blindfolded three times in a row with an average of 25.45 seconds. His last attempt was only 0.07 seconds away from the current world record for a single blindfolded solve, thus explaining his reaction!

These guys are #1 and #2 in the official world rankings for solving Rubik's Cubes blindfolded, so let's put that to the test. Watch as they work together to accomplish the seemingly impossible. What great teamwork! Credit to 'Maskow'.

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