As a fan of Rubik's Cube I loved this part of the movie 🤗
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2021
- THE first person to solve a Rubik's Cube spent a month struggling to unscramble it. It was the puzzle's creator, an unassuming Hungarian architecture professor named Erno Rubik.
When he invented the cube in 1974, he wasn't sure it could ever be solved. Mathematicians later calculated that there are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 ways to arrange the squares, but just one of those combinations is correct. When Mr Rubik finally did it, after weeks of frustration, he was overcome by "a great sense of accomplishment and utter relief".
Looking back, he realises the new generation of "speedcubers" - Yusheng Du of China set the world record of 3.47 seconds in 2018 - might not be impressed. "But remember, this had never been done before," Mr Rubik writes in his new book, Cubed.
In the nearly five decades since, the Rubik's Cube has become one of the most enduring, beguiling, maddening and absorbing puzzles ever created. More than 350 million cubes have sold globally; if you include knockoffs, the number is far higher.
They captivate computer programmers, philosophers and artists. Hundreds of books, promising speed-solving strategies, analysing cube design principles or exploring their philosophical significance, have been published.
The cube came to embody "much more than just a puzzle", cognitive scientist Douglas Hofstadter wrote in 1981. He added: "It is an ingenious mechanical invention, a pastime, a learning tool, a source of metaphors, an inspiration."
●What is the real nature of the cube?
But even as the Rubik's Cube conquered the world, the publicity-averse man behind it has remained a mystery. Cubed, which was released this week, is partly Mr Rubik's memoir, partly an intellectual treatise and, in large part, a love story about his evolving relationship with the invention that bears his name and the global community of cubers fixated on it.
"I don't want to write an autobiography, because I am not interested in my life or sharing my life," he said during a Skype interview from his home in Budapest. "The key reason I did it is to try to understand what's happened and why it has happened. What is the real nature of the cube?"
Mr Rubik, 76, is lively and animated, gesturing with his glasses and bouncing on the couch, running his hands through his hair so that it stands up in a grey tuft, giving him the look of a startled bird.
He speaks formally and gives long, elaborate, philosophical answers, frequently trailing off with the phrase "and so on and so forth" when circling the end of a point. He sat in his living room, in a home he designed himself, in front of a bookshelf full of science fiction titles - his favourites include works by Isaac Asimov and Polish writer Stanislaw Lem.
He speaks about the cube as if it's his child. "I'm very close to the cube. The cube was growing up next to me and right now, it's middle-aged, so I know a lot about it," he said. "Here's one," Mr Rubik said, retrieving it from the coffee table, then fiddling with it absent-mindedly for the next hour or so as we spoke.
As he was writing Cubed, his understanding of his invention evolved, he said.
"On the way to trying to understand the nature of the cube, I changed my mind," he said. "What really interested me was not the nature of the cube, but the nature of people, the relationship between people and the cube."
Reading Cubed can be a strange, disorienting experience, one that's analogous to picking up and twisting one of his cubes. It lacks a clear narrative structure or arc - an effect that's deliberate, Mr Rubik said.
Initially, he didn't even want the book to have chapters or even a title. "I had several ideas, and I thought to share this mixture of ideas that I have in my mind and leave it to the reader to find out which ones are valuable," he said. "I am not taking your hands and walking you on this route. You can start at the end or in the middle."
Or you can start at the beginning. Mr Rubik was born on July 13, 1944, about a month after D-Day, in the basement of a Budapest hospital that had become an air-raid shelter. His father was an engineer who designed aerial gliders.
As a boy, he loved to draw, paint and sculpt. He studied architecture at the Budapest University of Technology, then studied at the College of Applied Arts. He became obsessed with geometric patterns.
As a professor, he taught a class called descriptive geometry, which involved teaching students to use two-dimensional images to represent three-dimensional shapes and problems. It was an odd and esoteric field, but it prepared him to develop the cube.
In the spring of 1974, when he was 29, Mr Rubik was in his bedroom at his mother's apartment, tinkering. He describes his room as resembling the inside of a child's pocket, with crayons, string, sticks, springs and scraps of paper scattered across every surface. It was also full of cubes he made, out of paper and wood.
●Movie Name : LINE WALKER 2 INVISIBLE SPY (2019) - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
1:52 The run is BEAUTIFUL (NO CAP)
@Cubes4life ●Movie Name : LINE WALKER 2 INVISIBLE SPY (2019)
There are two students at my school and they can solve 3x3’s, 4x4’s, and 5x5’s, they even started a “rubiks cube club” and are teaching me how to solve a 3x3, and so far I’ve learned the white cross and corners and the centers matching.. I will feel proud of myself if I can solve a 3x3
I can solve 3x3 in 1 min 30 sec or less then that
My rec for 3x3 is 42.22... and believe me when I did it I didn't take it the easy way.
My 3x3 record is 20 seconds,3x3 one handed is 1 min 8 seconds,3x3 blindfolded is 5+ minutes
My 3x3 record is 24
mine is 10.555
the cube: *solved
the kid: *does random moves while it’s solved
i thought that at first, but its just an h-perm
😭1 tình bạn thân thiết tôi thích nha 😍
That's sweet
Hhjhhihhjugogn😢❤🎉😭🥹💝💌💕
@@ngaucamlol
😊
😢😊
0:56 that’s the first time I’ve seen someone dab without cringeing
1:31 the corner twist xd
0:01 its "Bundok banahaw" ! ! Wowww such a great view there 🤩
This kids are so talented in Rubik's cube man
Bro he was just turning it randomly I'm also a Cuber I can tell
It’s not real.
This is what you call friendship
Just like the old times when me and my bros go cubing together
As a filipino that loves rubies cubes I love this I love this
Yes, I love my R U B I E S cubes too.
We proud Filipino cubers here🖐️
Its speak vietnamese or Chinese
I like how the kid who lost keeps a sportsmanship 🤝 .
My dad showed me this movie when I was 10, I was pretty sad at the end
You never saw it before
@@kyle7270 I did
@@monkeyisawesome9338 yeah I saw it too
Yeah it is
@@charlotteenterainment did the main character and his childhood best friend, sacrifice themselves to kill the bad guy.
If the 5x5s were 3x3s it could have been much better. This, though, is just completely unreal.
Ste d 3 pagal pagal
Kids can beat adults now
@@krishnasoni3899 wkhjchcoydphs
yeah, how can those KIDS solve 10's of 5x5 Rubik's cubes BLINDFOLDED
Even adults that have been cubing for probably more than those kids lives have lived
and solving a 5x5 Kinda like Rubik's Brand cube in 39 seconds
PFFT
Felik zemdegs in vietnam
Wooooow. I liked that last part
Glad to see there best friends 😊
Mind blowing outstanding awesome 😎😎😎😎😎
2:09 what a real Damn moment
I love this smiley cube
This is the only movie to feature 5x5's
It does
ikr
Nope the film snowden also does
For anyone confused, this ridiculous multi 5x5 blind solve is impossible. Hence why they made so many cuts. Coming from an actual cuber that has done blindfolded, it’s slightly more possible. For some people. Full grown adults that spend hours on it though.
True
True, but that also could mean that he is actually well trained.
True but its the spirit and message that counts here imo
Meanwhile me : Is that place in kerala , it might be in China ...! 😁🔥
@@yohank2529 a
Satisfying
Super amazing🤯🤯🤯🤯
Ohhhh so the last competition at the end the white singlet bot didn’t want to solve every cube but he wanted to make a smiley face thats even more impressive then solving all of them at once
I love this movie now thanks for showing it to us 😁😁😁😁
Which movie is this ?
@@zaidgaming3465 idk
@@zaidgaming3465 Line Walker 2.
If Rubik's cube was in final exam in school 🤣
oh i live in philippines. glad to see that kid solving a 5x5!
Bro I love they are playing together and respect them each others
for anyone wondering, they used 5x5s because they would make the picture more detailed
ok
thought it was 4x4s lol
Na, it’s so he could do 5Bld Multi
Amazing trick. smart boy
Oh I remember this movie it’s even from Hong Kong
but at the start it said the land of the phillipines and im from there so
@@loku_dz1 well i think the scene is film in philippines but
lol@@tyIersteve
It’s absolutely genius that these kids can remember loads of 5x5 cubes blindfolded.😂
I mean Its completely staged
😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
@@phantomcatguyWell No Shit Mr Obvious
@@okanbadalov7348 ok
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Wowwwww😱
As a Filipino I'm proud of this video
Outstanding🥰speed cubers😍
Yep totally no cuts
I'm from Philippines
Where are the askers
Me too haha
Mabuhay! Filipino din ako
These kids are faster than max park bro
Faster than tymon
giọng của Đức Phúc nghe ấm và nhẹ nhàng nhưng vẫn đầy trầm tư nội lực!! Like this version!!
2:04 is soup timmy but in his childhood lol
Toot
I love it man
Wow he can solve a 5x5 in 15 seconds wow
I love it when I understand it
I’m a. Fan of those I love it and I live in china so I can just hear it
Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
🇸🇽🇸🇽🇸🇽🇸🇽🇸🇽
Actually no their cantonese
Chơi trò robot chiến thắng được
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The Childrens : *solves several 5x5 rubix with BLINDFOLD*
Me : YES I FINALLY GOT IT!!! THE 1X1
Thích video này nhất
He’s so kind aweee
I like it man ❤
Ooo yeee i also!
Cứt
movie name is使徒行者2諜影行動 sorry no Eng Dub or Sub
Amazing 🤩🤩🤩
The dab was personal
Me too i love rubiks cube
Apperently everyone who solves hits a record since everyone is cheering them up xD
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5x5 rubik but it solves as fast as 3x3 rubik
Woah unbelievable
I love this vid although i saw a twisted corner lol
lmao my guy out here doing 5x5 sight solving like he's Feliks, multi-blindfolding 5x5s like he's an actual god, and throws a mosaic on top of that
Holy shit, it’s Matthew mayernik
39 seconds on a 5x5 like that is freaking fast
That is around the WR I think
Having a teacher support that is even rarer tho
Its fake
@@jimmyjamesjamison2287 no shit Sherlock
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As a cuber this is nice
Cool 😀👍👍
This video is so cool I love how they compete against eachother and are bestfriends
Which movie is this
@@Rangheraajai Movie's name is mentioned in the description guys just look at the last line in the description
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Wow he beat the record!LOL
Philippine Power
Leo Borromeo From Cebu City,Philippines
Legend
THAT'S AMAZING!!!!!
i love this part 🥰😍😍😘😘😘
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This was in the Philippines Btw
In the final so funny 😂
Wow that very cool !!
Excellent ☺️👌 I like this part
One day this will be a legend
🤩🤩🤩🤩👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏super super super cool 😎
um this is so good
The last part so cool
U
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@@francoromano3351 didfjudfud
@@francoromano3351 6hours ago comment
@@francoromano3351 جج
0:30 he isn’t solving the 5x5 right he solves it but then he makes a few turns like, my record on the 3x3 is 17 seconds
I know it's one move away and he does extra moves
what
@@fusea8156 he solved it, then turned it a few times to make sure it’s finished. This is because he probably knows he could mess up, and he knows he’s good at the cube. So instead of looking around, he turns it
my pb is 1:10 noting compared to yours
@@lamp6909 do you even know how to solve a cube ?
hermoso, simplemente hermoso
1:31 nice cornertwist
Wow this is WHOLESOME
Kiki
I also like this part
how amazing!
please a part 2
Amazing 😍
They really do be looking like professionals when they solve it. Can’t even do 39 secs on a 4x4
Because its fake?
@@mommailim9616 I knew it
It movie
it 5x5
Can’t even do a 4x4
It's very nice this boy that's good very nice this video........
Woah That's so cool
39 seconds on 5x5....These kids make Max Park look like a joke lmao
Not even.... the World recore is 36 seconds right now
LMAO
It's just an ad
I know this isn't possible but that's the beauty of art, the possibilities. I'm a beginner Cuber but a experienced artist. 😄
It is possible
Nothing is impossible
@Boah h there are some amazing cubers right now and young so yes, not impossible.
*laughs in Max Park*
@@ndoublea455 Flying:
I like Rubik's cube
damn he go dabin man
I wanna watch this like RIGHT NOW lol
Just imagine irl they didnt actually solve the cubes but someone believed it
I love it too.
even tho this isnt possible
its still impressive lmao
that boy is another level
Soooooo Good!
Fake
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Ok i agree its fake
That is so good
The fact they solve like a million 5x5 blindfolded
That kid was awesome I want to learn
its fake xd
So fricking fake lmao the camera turns away from the cube and it’s solved
Amasing excellent
That dab tho
This kid was Skilled Rubic solver That Dad is The great Solver of the rubic
Bruh are you fucking serious? RUBIC? ITS RUBIK’S FOR GOD’S SAKE
Leo rubik👍👍👍