Just to let people now, the 43 quintillion combinations is not an exaggeration, which is mind blowing. In fact its exactly 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 combinations within a single rubiKs cube.
@@sakufr-h5m idk what's the subject is called but it's just really that simple. If I remember correctly, you just had to square root the amount of dots with the amount of dots itself so it's just 36^36 which I'm too lazy to calculate because square root is just that many even calculator can't show the result And also correct me if I'm wrong it's been 4 years since I learned that subject so there might be some misinformation Edit: Can anyone correct the square root term because I'm pretty sure that's not how it's called in English
Respect to professor over here for having the patience to stare at a three dimensional object with 43 quintillion combinations for 1 month straight without a break. 🍷🗿
@@G0NNG_official1360 It conveys a blank or disappointed expression, with the signature poker face and hardness of rock, this single 32²px image can say a thousand words.
Erno: "I want to be a cool teacher and inspire a new method of teaching." creates one of the most famous mathematical toys in history that spawned entire world championships created to perfect the practice of solving his little cube, to this day. Edit: Just because something is mathematical does NOT mean it can't be reduced to simple pattern recognition and muscle memory. Chess is a game of strategy and mathematical calculation, yet the best players ALSO call it a simple pattern recognition and muscle memory game. I did not, I repeat, I did NOT once say cubers solve mathematical equations while solving a Rubik's Cube.
@@xeteorblazeRubiks, the company who patented the cube, created many more official puzzles such as the 4x4(the rubiks revenge), the 5x5 or the professors cube and the 2x2 aka the pocket cube
@@xeteorblaze Most of them are “unofficial”(not patented by Rubik’s).Not fanbase upgrades however,because many of them are manufactured by “Chinese knock off” brands.
Well to be a little more specific, that cube shown wasn’t the original cube that he showed his class. It was a wooden cube with dots to represent the different sides. And he didn’t just stare at it for a month and then come up with a solution; he worked whenever he could on his day offs or weekends to try and solve this puzzle he made and after about a month of nonstop effort he managed to solve it. One hell of a genius if you ask me!
Also he didn't want to teach his students about that cube the first prototype was actually a wooden cube that was made to prove that a cube could have moving sides and still hold together the students part was kind of a myth
🤔 Some say BuDaPescht at least here in Germany some call it That way. I just call it BudaPest. I don’t know if it’s Right but Buda Sounds like Buddha and Pest means like a Virus etc 😅
@@onlyguy_ that one doesn't sound in the same vein as the comment as he could only be legged and so he cans love the cube but in that world your dum b and don't know he wants to see you
@@Jamjam69731 I wonder if maybe they figured out a way to differentiate between the colors, maybe looking at the different shades? IDK, I aint an expert XD
For all the people wondering how they knew the number of combinations,heres the math: Corner pieces; There are 8 corner pieces and each piece has 3 possible orientations so (3⁸) And each corner piece can occupy 8 possible locations on the cube So (8!) Face pieces: Since face pieces are fixed they all have 1 possible combination Side pieces: There are 12 side pieces and each side piece can have 2 possible orientations so (2¹²)and each side piece can occupy 12 possible locations on the cube(12!) Now you just multiply them all together which gives you 3⁸3!2¹²12! But there is one problem with this, what we have calculated is the number of combinations that we would get if we were to take apart all the pieces out and them put them back together, as so the number of combinations you would get on manually moving the cubes If you break it apart and reassemble the cubies randomly, there’s actually only a 1 in 12 chance that it’s solvable. So we divide the whole thing by 12 to get: (3⁸8!)(2¹²12!)/12 Which is equal to exactly: 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 number of combinations (43 quintillion) Hope this helped 😊❤
Honestly Rubik seems like a dope teacher, just wanted to make a new way to show a problem and ended up making a something that has more uses than even initially intended
you know i was born in hungary and i know the story of the Rubik's cube and in hungary peoples say that Erno Rubik's son solved it first then showed it to his dad these are some hungarian words so i can prove im hungarian:Rubik Ernő találta fel a rubik kockát de magyarországon azt beszélik,hogy a fia rakta ki először. This is my comment in hungaria
Just think God going to make a new planet earth same Earth just remodled and a new Heaven shaped like a cube guarded by good angles on All sides of the cube the new Heaven with come into planet Earth we don't know if it stays in mid air or land on the ground the Holy King James Bible doesn't say ps pastor Walter Coles message From God Holy word
One additional piece of info. The cube originally did not have any colors. It was more an experiment just to see if it was possible to have 26 small cubes that could be held together by an internal mechanism where each cube could change position/orientation. Later, colors were added to show the positions changing, and only then did he realize that he had created a puzzle.
@@ethanhunt3553 Since i don't know what method you are using, or what you are averaging this is going to be a more general guide from when you just know the beginner method. First, learn beginner CFOP. I recommend starting with F2l and practicing it until you get comfortable with if. It will slow you down at first, but keep practicing it and you will eventually be a lot faster then to begin with. Then you can move onto learning beginner OLL and beginner PLL. This might take a while to learn, but once you learn it you will be a lot faster then originally. Then you just keep practicing this for a while until you get comfortable with beginner CFOP. After this, you can gradually move onto more advanced F2l and learn full PLL. Learning full PLL is not necessary for sub-20, but I would recommend learning it as it will make you progress faster and if you want to keep lowering your times even more you have to learn it sometime. After I finished learning full PLL i was averaging about 25-30 seconds. I was able to get to sub-20 by just practicing this a lot, and this is really all you need. After a while of practicing, you can learn other skills, like starting to use look ahead during F2l or becoming dual color neutral. I don't recommend learning full OLL before sub-20, since it isn't really necessary. But for getting sub-20 this is really all you need, and just practicing a lot. Good luck!
Rubik Ernő was truly one of the smartest hungarien. Also you pronounced the city's name correctly bro! Well done👍 Wow thx for the likes! Nagyon köszi a lálykokat! xD
Btw it's actually "Ernő" not Erno The e is the same as in electricity The r is the same as in responsibility The n is... N The Ő is more complicated. I am not sure the english language has a sound like that. I have no idea how to explain it. De annyi bizonyos, hogy a Budapestet jól eljette ki a fickó.
@@IgnitionP Okay please tell me how to pronounce a hungarian name, since as a hungarian I probably can't But sure, go ahed and tell me how it should work
43 quintillion possible states for the 3x3 is decently well known now. if nothing else a quick google search will tell you this. something that is much less known is actually the true number of possible states. this number is about 517 quintillion. this includes unsolveable states. take a rubiks cube, and dissassmble it. reassemble it randomly. there is a 1/12 chance your cube is solveable. if your cube is unsolveable, you need to change something in the hardware to make it solveable, this could be physically twisting a singular corner or edge, or swapping the position of 2 corners. the reason it is 12x is because all unsolveable scrambles can be solved except for the unsolveable bit. 3x for corner, 2x for edge, and 2x for permutation parity. a solveable cube needs to have all of three of these be correct.
Thank you for this! :) I love when foreigners speak about Hungarian inventions/inventors. The Rubik's cube is still a bit hit in Hungary, and it's almost impossible to find a house without Rubik's cube in it :)
Yeah. The ballpoint pen was invented by a Hungarian too. The dinamo was hungarian also. There were some hungary in the atom bomb and hidrogen bomb. Its a bit weird.
Hungarians (not all of them living in Hungary) Invented a lot of items we use everyday Here's a list of some: Ballpoint pens Tungsten lamp Sparkling water First computer with memory Microsoft word and excel were invented by a Hungarian at Microsoft Electric railway Safety match Color tv was invented by a Hungarian The formula for the reaction in nuclear bombs was discovered by a Hungarian Helicopters were invented by a Hungarian The line that marks the beginning of space from earth was named after a Hungarian (Kármán Line) Also the concept of washing hands before surgery was also by a Hungarian The reason some of these are claimed as "American Inventions" is due to the fact that the Hungarians that invented them were living in the US (Mainly fleeing from world war 2)
@@Prxsh_09 yeah but in history you don't learn about architecture you lern about history in my country there is a saying "you don't compere frogs and grandmas"
Hey just correcting a small mistake, erno didn't release it for the public almost instantly, it actually was a Hungary only puzzle, then he got sponsored and released it for the public
Er, he never said almost instantly. He just said that Erno made algorithms finding out how to solve it and released it in 1980, which is accurate as that is when it was internationally released
History Channel just recently featured the Rubik's Cube on their Toys that Built America series, and I love how they explained that month-long death-stare. To put it bluntly, Rubik started off just trying to solve one side at a time, but he eventually came to realize that the true secret to solving the puzzle lied in, ironically, what the cube was designed for, thinking of things in 3 dimensions. That's when the gears started turning and he was able to solve his own puzzle. As an added tidbit, when he first tried to pitch it to toymakers, no one would bite because they thought it was unsolvable. Only when he solved it in front of one such toy maker was he able to get the ball rolling and become the highest selling toy in history.
@@cherriemaesicad8830someone from a universe found a method which he then took and went back in time with removing the need for someone to find a method as it was prolific enough
Alright, this is like the 10th video of yours I’ve seen where you actually enhance the quality of video by adding fun animations to it. I’m sold, you sir have gained a new subscriber
It’s sooooo easy. You can learn it in a few hours with the right tutorial. I always find it funny when people think you are a genius when you do it haha
It's also quite insane that from 52 cards, you get 80.658 Unvigintillion possible combinations. That's 8.0658x10^67, while the number of atoms that make up the entire Earth, is only 1.33x10^50, it's insane that the amount of combinations a deck of cards has is 600 quadrillion times more than Earth's atoms. You mostly just hear the "It's more than Earth's atoms" part, but not by how much
And his father invented the plane that flies only with wind and literally no engine. Only another plane helps it take off and reach a certain height and than they disattach from each other. We can be smart too not only the english and every other country. This is why i love my country
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Here before this comment is famous
Augh
I don’t feel like it.
Ouuhhhh the level of animation go up each week !! I loooooove it
❤️ adapt or die
@@HenryBelcasterohhh too much
@@HenryBelcaster Dude, you're certainly adapting. Honestly, you're well ahead of the curve 👍
@@HenryBelcaster mad respect, one of the best UA-cam short creators for sure
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Mad respect to the students for calculating the number of possible combinations in their heads within seconds.
Edit: wow my email is going crazy
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It’s easier than actually solving it
these people taking this too serious
@@Literally___Me i know everything about quantum physics and yet i cant solve this dang cube, not even a 1x1
“But Erno he’s a dawg” got me dying 💀
Edit: I didn’t even know I was this good at making comments…
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Mad respect to Erno for staring a cube for a month
Ernő*
@@Soviaat8 hours ago and 8 months ago???
Yall think he blinked ,cause if hr did then he wouldnt be staring at it for a whole month
*Emo
@@sakanig Ernő* :D
Just to let people now, the 43 quintillion combinations is not an exaggeration, which is mind blowing. In fact its exactly 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 combinations within a single rubiKs cube.
I wonder who calculated that💀
Stop replying to my comment I found my answer 😛
@@sakufr-h5m its not as complicated as you think lol its just lots of basic multiplication
@@Calilou52 I see then I am just dumb 😭
And its only the 3x3💀
@@sakufr-h5m idk what's the subject is called but it's just really that simple. If I remember correctly, you just had to square root the amount of dots with the amount of dots itself so it's just 36^36 which I'm too lazy to calculate because square root is just that many even calculator can't show the result
And also correct me if I'm wrong it's been 4 years since I learned that subject so there might be some misinformation
Edit: Can anyone correct the square root term because I'm pretty sure that's not how it's called in English
Respect to professor over here for having the patience to stare at a three dimensional object with 43 quintillion combinations for 1 month straight without a break. 🍷🗿
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WHAT DOES THE MOAI MEANS
IT JUST A STATUE IN EASTERLAND
@@G0NNG_official1360 It conveys a blank or disappointed expression, with the signature poker face and hardness of rock, this single 32²px image can say a thousand words.
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Erno: "I want to be a cool teacher and inspire a new method of teaching."
creates one of the most famous mathematical toys in history that spawned entire world championships created to perfect the practice of solving his little cube, to this day.
Edit: Just because something is mathematical does NOT mean it can't be reduced to simple pattern recognition and muscle memory. Chess is a game of strategy and mathematical calculation, yet the best players ALSO call it a simple pattern recognition and muscle memory game. I did not, I repeat, I did NOT once say cubers solve mathematical equations while solving a Rubik's Cube.
When 21×21 cube sees your comment : little cube???? HA , Weakling
@@xeteorblaze Bro its a joke
I know that
@@xeteorblazeRubiks, the company who patented the cube, created many more official puzzles such as the 4x4(the rubiks revenge), the 5x5 or the professors cube and the 2x2 aka the pocket cube
@@xeteorblazethe others are not fanbase upgrades, they are official
@@xeteorblaze Most of them are “unofficial”(not patented by Rubik’s).Not fanbase upgrades however,because many of them are manufactured by “Chinese knock off” brands.
Well to be a little more specific, that cube shown wasn’t the original cube that he showed his class. It was a wooden cube with dots to represent the different sides. And he didn’t just stare at it for a month and then come up with a solution; he worked whenever he could on his day offs or weekends to try and solve this puzzle he made and after about a month of nonstop effort he managed to solve it. One hell of a genius if you ask me!
Also he didn't want to teach his students about that cube the first prototype was actually a wooden cube that was made to prove that a cube could have moving sides and still hold together the students part was kind of a myth
Cool that you know that, but sometimes, you just have so simplify something to fit it in a short
He need to teach gen alpha kids which has.... questionable intelligence. So he just simplified everything so that the people watching could understand
@@Noah-or9vpno… its just exaggeration. Its been used in literature before yknow
You are the first non Hungarian I've heard say Budapest correctly, good job on the video 😂
Yes this is right
Yeah he said it right bc im hungaryan
@@szallami5729 magyarok!
I didn’t even know there was a wrong way of saying it
🤔
Some say BuDaPescht at least here in Germany some call it That way.
I just call it BudaPest. I don’t know if it’s Right but Buda Sounds like Buddha and Pest means like a Virus etc 😅
My man wasn't a DAWG ,he was a GOAT!!!!!
So we just calling people animals now?
@@zumair6957yea like what's next "Messi is the sheep!"
@@zumair6957idk if you knew this but GOAT is an acronym for Greatest Of All Time
@@randomKTHBrotherMessi the G.O.A.T 🐐👽
@@randomKTHBrotherthe sheep is a real thing to call someone when they like follow an influencer
Gave one of these to my colorblind friend. In fact, he’s having so much fun with it that he hasn’t talked to me in months!
😂
I gave this to my paralyzed brother. He's been so addicted to it that he hasn't came to me in years!
i actually have a friend that’s colourblind and can solve it in about 10 seconds😂
@@onlyguy_ that one doesn't sound in the same vein as the comment as he could only be legged and so he cans love the cube but in that world your dum b and don't know he wants to see you
@@Jamjam69731 I wonder if maybe they figured out a way to differentiate between the colors, maybe looking at the different shades? IDK, I aint an expert XD
For all the people wondering how they knew the number of combinations,heres the math:
Corner pieces;
There are 8 corner pieces and each piece has 3 possible orientations so (3⁸)
And each corner piece can occupy 8 possible locations on the cube
So (8!)
Face pieces:
Since face pieces are fixed they all have 1 possible combination
Side pieces:
There are 12 side pieces and each side piece can have 2 possible orientations so (2¹²)and each side piece can occupy 12 possible locations on the cube(12!)
Now you just multiply them all together which gives you 3⁸3!2¹²12!
But there is one problem with this, what we have calculated is the number of combinations that we would get if we were to take apart all the pieces out and them put them back together, as so the number of combinations you would get on manually moving the cubes If you break it apart and reassemble the cubies randomly, there’s actually only a 1 in 12 chance that it’s solvable.
So we divide the whole thing by 12 to get: (3⁸8!)(2¹²12!)/12
Which is equal to exactly:
43,252,003,274,489,856,000 number of combinations (43 quintillion)
Hope this helped 😊❤
Honestly Rubik seems like a dope teacher, just wanted to make a new way to show a problem and ended up making a something that has more uses than even initially intended
So.. Be like a Rubik!
you know i was born in hungary and i know the story of the Rubik's cube and in hungary peoples say that Erno Rubik's son solved it first then showed it to his dad
these are some hungarian words so i can prove im hungarian:Rubik Ernő találta fel a rubik kockát de magyarországon azt beszélik,hogy a fia rakta ki először.
This is my comment in hungaria
@@April_LeftTheChat és ez a kommentem Romániából
Just think God going to make a new planet earth same Earth just remodled and a new Heaven shaped like a cube guarded by good angles on All sides of the cube the new Heaven with come into planet Earth we don't know if it stays in mid air or land on the ground the Holy King James Bible doesn't say ps pastor Walter Coles message From God Holy word
@@billgreen4003 Pangaea Ultima: GameCube Edition
“You ever think about how the inventors solved it for the first time? Me too.”
*Credits roll*
@averageracistperson525im a pickle morty
How does this only have 1 reply 💀
Funniest shit
as a hungarian, i can confirm that he pronounced Budapest right 👏
magyar tesó jeeeee
Are you hungry all the time bro
@@kidtoucher302Of course always
But we have Gulyás
@@kidtoucher302 old joke
De azt mondta, Ernóó XD
There’s f#uking 43 quintillion possibilities got me dieing💀
Yup staring at a cube for a month would be awesome 😎
lol
@@HenryBelcaster :)
Meditation is one hell of a drug
@@chaomatic5328 i think you misspelt the letter *C
"Medication" 🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@prakharsharma9168 I'm pretty sure he meant meditation. Meditation as in focusing on something.
One additional piece of info. The cube originally did not have any colors. It was more an experiment just to see if it was possible to have 26 small cubes that could be held together by an internal mechanism where each cube could change position/orientation. Later, colors were added to show the positions changing, and only then did he realize that he had created a puzzle.
Damn nice
As someone who can solve it under 20 seconds, that he could figure it out on his own in only a month is really impressive
Got any tips to get that fast?
Lots.
@@ethanhunt3553 what method do you use
@@manohanged cfop is the best
@@ethanhunt3553 Since i don't know what method you are using, or what you are averaging this is going to be a more general guide from when you just know the beginner method.
First, learn beginner CFOP. I recommend starting with F2l and practicing it until you get comfortable with if. It will slow you down at first, but keep practicing it and you will eventually be a lot faster then to begin with.
Then you can move onto learning beginner OLL and beginner PLL. This might take a while to learn, but once you learn it you will be a lot faster then originally. Then you just keep practicing this for a while until you get comfortable with beginner CFOP.
After this, you can gradually move onto more advanced F2l and learn full PLL. Learning full PLL is not necessary for sub-20, but I would recommend learning it as it will make you progress faster and if you want to keep lowering your times even more you have to learn it sometime.
After I finished learning full PLL i was averaging about 25-30 seconds. I was able to get to sub-20 by just practicing this a lot, and this is really all you need. After a while of practicing, you can learn other skills, like starting to use look ahead during F2l or becoming dual color neutral. I don't recommend learning full OLL before sub-20, since it isn't really necessary.
But for getting sub-20 this is really all you need, and just practicing a lot. Good luck!
The urge to go back in time and solve it for him.
oh my god yeah they were very stiff so it would take me like 2 minutes at least to do it but he would be shook
Bro would have a heart attack 💀
If I was able to go back in time in order to solve it for him, he’d probably be more confused that I was a girl.
you just killed me on the inside with orange and red next to eachother on the gif😂😂
how to trigger a speedcuber:
1) use a rubiks brand
2) change color scheme
3) twist a corner
4) profit
That's actually the original color scheme
@@letyreyes428 wdym??
@@letyreyes428 I don’t think so but ok cool I didn’t know that
Yea
Rubik Ernő was truly one of the smartest hungarien.
Also you pronounced the city's name correctly bro! Well done👍
Wow thx for the likes! Nagyon köszi a lálykokat! xD
Yeah, that actually surprised me
magyar vagy?
Átvesszük az uralmat a kommentszekció fölött és csak magyarul beszélünk, ezzel megzavarva a külföldi népeket!
Ikr i’m weirdly happy! a magyar szurkolók felkelnek!
@Máté Kepe A RUBIKKOCKÁÉRT!!!!
Mad respect to Daniel Radcliff for teaching us so much about Rubik’s cubes.
that color scheme at the beggining just terrifies me as a cuber
Oh god it bothers us all i wish non cubers never knew what rubiks cube is
Me too
@Lapplethefirst u just ignore the colours in these types of vids now :D
@Lapplethefirst theres a frame at the beginning of the video in which orange and red are next to each other which is incorrect
im pretty sure yellow and white were next to each other on the original
“But erno’s a DAWG” I love that lol you sounded like that one youtuber
Haha SohoBrody
Btw it's actually "Ernő" not Erno
The e is the same as in electricity
The r is the same as in responsibility
The n is... N
The Ő is more complicated. I am not sure the english language has a sound like that. I have no idea how to explain it.
De annyi bizonyos, hogy a Budapestet jól eljette ki a fickó.
@@g_o_l_d1113 I disagree
@@IgnitionP Okay please tell me how to pronounce a hungarian name, since as a hungarian I probably can't
But sure, go ahed and tell me how it should work
despicable
ayyy love to see some cubing content by my favourite shorts UA-camr :))
Same
Cubing content creator spotted
I want some cubersquad channel someday
Cubers, rise!
43 quintillion possible states for the 3x3 is decently well known now. if nothing else a quick google search will tell you this.
something that is much less known is actually the true number of possible states.
this number is about 517 quintillion.
this includes unsolveable states.
take a rubiks cube, and dissassmble it. reassemble it randomly. there is a 1/12 chance your cube is solveable. if your cube is unsolveable, you need to change something in the hardware to make it solveable, this could be physically twisting a singular corner or edge, or swapping the position of 2 corners.
the reason it is 12x is because all unsolveable scrambles can be solved except for the unsolveable bit.
3x for corner, 2x for edge, and 2x for permutation parity. a solveable cube needs to have all of three of these be correct.
Another day of being proud of being Hungarian!🇭🇺
Wait so you're like always hungry?
I'm joking btw
Inr right I am proud to be Hungary 🇭🇺
@@Blacklightplush Yet again another hungry joke💀
Ugye! Imádom és végre valaki jól ejti Budapestet!
Thank you for this! :) I love when foreigners speak about Hungarian inventions/inventors. The Rubik's cube is still a bit hit in Hungary, and it's almost impossible to find a house without Rubik's cube in it :)
Maybe I live under a rock, but just want to say. Almost everytime someone from Hungary is mentioned, they're often some sort of genius. Which is neat
Yeah. The ballpoint pen was invented by a Hungarian too. The dinamo was hungarian also. There were some hungary in the atom bomb and hidrogen bomb. Its a bit weird.
Hungarians (not all of them living in Hungary)
Invented a lot of items we use everyday
Here's a list of some:
Ballpoint pens
Tungsten lamp
Sparkling water
First computer with memory
Microsoft word and excel were invented by a Hungarian at Microsoft
Electric railway
Safety match
Color tv was invented by a Hungarian
The formula for the reaction in nuclear bombs was discovered by a Hungarian
Helicopters were invented by a Hungarian
The line that marks the beginning of space from earth was named after a Hungarian (Kármán Line)
Also the concept of washing hands before surgery was also by a Hungarian
The reason some of these are claimed as "American Inventions" is due to the fact that the Hungarians that invented them were living in the US (Mainly fleeing from world war 2)
@@hefywefy5331holograms! :)
It was really good to see this video as a Hungarian! ❤️
Same
What's so good about Hungary-
Szia : ) én is magyar vagyok
@@red_reaper1729 erno was born in Hungary as u can see in the vid
@@Maidabatooll so? Why do so many people say things like "wow I'm Hungarian too" like I've seen those comments at least 99999999 times
As a cuber i approve of this video
“We MuSt FiNd A mEtHoD tO sOlVe It” Got Me Dying With His Cute Smile 😂
Edit: I’m Thankful for all of these likes can we reach 1k?
Wonder why its called rubiks cube and not ernos cube
Wait nevermind i just figured out his name also has rubik in it WHAHHAHAHA
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@@yellowduckinbluewater9629 ID believe u
i swear hes better than my actual history teacher
This is not for history but architecture
@@nemajabakic4546he's talking about the youtuber.
@@Prxsh_09 yeah but in history you don't learn about architecture you lern about history in my country there is a saying "you don't compere frogs and grandmas"
My history teacher got fired after saying that he loves my long straight hair
Hey just correcting a small mistake, erno didn't release it for the public almost instantly, it actually was a Hungary only puzzle, then he got sponsored and released it for the public
Er, he never said almost instantly. He just said that Erno made algorithms finding out how to solve it and released it in 1980, which is accurate as that is when it was internationally released
He was also wrong about it immediately having different colors and everything. It was just a wooden cube at first
Respect to that kid who figured out 43 quintillion combinations on the spot.
Huh
43 quitilipn possibilities.
Me: still can’t solve it after trying to cheat
Lololol
Solving a rubixs cube is easy, just watch a tutorial on youtube
@@Cubeify J perm's tutorials is the best
@@a4yj_297 i 96% agree
@@Cubeify he says while spelling rubiks incorrectly
As a cuber, i already knew it but still cool that u share the story with non-cubers
Its cool cubing is noticed by non cubers
The hair is realistic but still fits the cartoony style! Mad respect
Very creative
Ah yes just some student casually saying the number of posibilities of a 3x3x3 rubiks cube in class, 43 quintillion.
"Now i know why it's called Rubik's cube"
I’m from Hungary and I’m so happy to see this video!
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@@gav2shifty how did he-
History Channel just recently featured the Rubik's Cube on their Toys that Built America series, and I love how they explained that month-long death-stare.
To put it bluntly, Rubik started off just trying to solve one side at a time, but he eventually came to realize that the true secret to solving the puzzle lied in, ironically, what the cube was designed for, thinking of things in 3 dimensions.
That's when the gears started turning and he was able to solve his own puzzle. As an added tidbit, when he first tried to pitch it to toymakers, no one would bite because they thought it was unsolvable. Only when he solved it in front of one such toy maker was he able to get the ball rolling and become the highest selling toy in history.
I still cant solve mine
As a Hungarian I loved this video, thank you ❤
Magyar vagyok én is jó tudni hogy mások is nézik ezt a csatornát.
Why you’re hungry
Eat some pizza
Eat something
Bro eat something, or you'll starve
"He gave a death stare to the cube for a month" 💀
i have never solved one of these
so basically it took the “smartest” man 1 month to solve a Rubik cube
as a speedcuber i approve this video
"And theirs f#cking 43 Quintillion possibilities! "
Got me dying💀
Best toy ever!!
agreed
We aggreed
Just my opinion but it is not a toy
People who can solve a rubiks cube
👇
Speedcubers that are top 100 NR in some event👇
I'm currently learning speedcube and have mastered two-look OLL :)
Bro created a product, then created the problem, SOLVED the problem, and gave everyone the solution.
100% madlad
Cubers who noticed the color chrome was wrong on the solved cube
👇
Now he just time traveled and looked up a UA-cam tutorial on how to solve it
Who got the knowledge to make those youtube tutorials though? Your joke doesnt make any sense
@@cherriemaesicad8830paradoxon. It does make sense
@@cherriemaesicad8830someone from a universe found a method which he then took and went back in time with removing the need for someone to find a method as it was prolific enough
Someone: *says there's 43Q possibilities*
Ernil: *starts the Rubix Cube because he has that dawg in em*
Bro, it's Rubik's, not Rubix.
Ah yes, my favorite Hungarian. Ernil rubix
Bro stares at the cube for a month
❤ Love from India
Alright, this is like the 10th video of yours I’ve seen where you actually enhance the quality of video by adding fun animations to it. I’m sold, you sir have gained a new subscriber
as a true hungarian i can say im proud how u pronounced Budapest peace.
Tényleg nagyon jól ejtette ki
I was literally solving mine while watching this
What time did you get?
@@ethanhunt3553 1:42
My avarage is about sub 30
@@a4yj_297 nice
Lol
As a cuber, I approve.
Rubik Ernő was a big man!
As a Hungarian i am proud🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺
"THAT F*CKING"
got me🤣
Fun fact!: a 5x5 has 283 trevigintillion combinations (yes, this is a real number)
Isnt it spelled trivigintillion?
I thought it was a model piece and then one person just randomly tried to solve it one day, and that's when it became popular as a puzzle.
love the effort and animation skills. Been here since 10k 😊
“But he was a dawg!!”
He is!
Im hungaryan not Erno !! Ernő !!
People who can't solve it
⬇
I have one that has been unsolved for like 3 years I think
It’s sooooo easy. You can learn it in a few hours with the right tutorial. I always find it funny when people think you are a genius when you do it haha
this man was staring at the cube to get the default cube for a month
Then it became a a my little pony 2x2
I wouldn't be surprised if some of the students in his classroom is like Bill Nye and Stephen hawking
Did you know it took him about 3 MONTHS to solve his own invention?
Meanwhile me who just cracked apart the cube and built it back: *I am in 4 universes ahead of you*
E
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Me: *solving a rubiks cube while watching this* Thanks for your service man!
“Do u ever think how the inventor solved it for the first time-”
“No”💀💀
Rubik's cube:43 quintillion combinations
Chess:💀
As a person who can solve a rubiks cube i see this as an absolute win.
Speedcubers
👇 👇
The way you said Budapest was the most similar way to how we say it I've ever heared from a foreigner person. :D
I am watching this while solving a rubiks cube😂
Imagine making a makeshift toy to teach your class about geomery and then after a few years people are making world records with that same toy
Budapest being pronounced the Hungarian way was definitely a surprise but a welcome one!
Will souptimmy be a gamer if this did not exist
Holy shit he pronounced Budapest correctly
I can solve it under 15s, but neverwithout a tourtial, he is very smart indeed
So basically Rubik is IRL Dr.Strange out of 43 quintillion possibility he derived at a solution within a month.
The urge to just go back in time and solve his cube in 7 seconds😂
Bro was so busy, he couldn’t make a name for his invention and called it rubik’s cube 💀
"43 Quintillion ways to solve a rubiks cube"
Idk how to solve a 2x2💀
If it was me, I still probably staring at that cube for almost 5 years now and still nothing
The creator: *takes a whole month jusy to solve it*
Speedcubers: eh
So glad that the animators didn't went wild this time😭🤧
It's also quite insane that from 52 cards, you get 80.658 Unvigintillion possible combinations. That's 8.0658x10^67, while the number of atoms that make up the entire Earth, is only 1.33x10^50, it's insane that the amount of combinations a deck of cards has is 600 quadrillion times more than Earth's atoms. You mostly just hear the "It's more than Earth's atoms" part, but not by how much
My brother used to do rubix cube competitions and I can even solve one.
The guys with his hands up nearly choked me 😂
the 32x32 Rubiks cube :
I have more possibilities than u are ever going to have
Erno Rubik is born in the same country as me😅 Btw its Ernő Rubik
Bro's mind is like a file
He was able to save information and continue that
ALL OF THAT RUBIKS ALGORITHM INFORMATION
And his father invented the plane that flies only with wind and literally no engine. Only another plane helps it take off and reach a certain height and than they disattach from each other. We can be smart too not only the english and every other country. This is why i love my country
He solved it faster than i did with toturials its also crazy just imagine an alien object and you find a way to open it
For who dont know: for the first time, when he bringed it to work, the cube was only white, it didnt had 6 different colors.