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marmar

(78,025 posts)
Sat Jan 28, 2023, 09:22 AM Jan 2023

University of Michigan student is one of world's top Rubik's Cube speedcubers


OP's comment: I was always partial to Pyraminx as a kid


(Detroit Free Press) A University of Michigan student is one of the world’s foremost “speedcubers,” a person capable of quickly solving a Rubik’s Cube. He also is an accomplished violinist.

Stanley Chapel says the two fields go hand in hand.

Not only does Chapel say he has equal interest in both, but the 21-year-old says the violin has aided in his speedcubing success.



“Repetition, breaking things down into their smallest fundamental elements, all of these different things that we use to improve at an instrument, and being able to take these into the world of cubing has certainly been a huge help to my progression,” said Chapel, a junior majoring in violin performance at the university's school of music, theater and dance. ....................(more)

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2023/01/28/stanley-chapel-rubiks-cube-speedcubing/69847254007/




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University of Michigan student is one of world's top Rubik's Cube speedcubers (Original Post) marmar Jan 2023 OP
Cool. His brain obviously "thinks" a bit differently. Definitely a multi-dimensional thinking hlthe2b Jan 2023 #1
Damn! So fast the cube is out of focus! -nt CrispyQ Jan 2023 #2
Back in the day, I could solve one in 60 seconds, but not *blindfolded*. Amazing!! nt Pobeka Jan 2023 #3

hlthe2b

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1. Cool. His brain obviously "thinks" a bit differently. Definitely a multi-dimensional thinking
Sat Jan 28, 2023, 09:49 AM
Jan 2023

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