Rubix Cube-Solving Robot May Open Wormhole
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I remember as a kid i could do 3 walls on the cube....my aunt knew how to solve the cube with a system...from 1 full wall you basicly do the same combination of rotations again n again n u win...wish i remember it when i was a kid -_-`
I honestly dont know how you can do it if you dont know the trick..i guess anybody who solved it witheout it just somehow sub-consciously figure it out....
12 seconds...this robot should be burned -_-`
I honestly dont know how you can do it if you dont know the trick..i guess anybody who solved it witheout it just somehow sub-consciously figure it out....
12 seconds...this robot should be burned -_-`
Its not a far leap from deciding whether or not the human race should live when you can do a Rubix Cube in 12 seconds. I've seen Wargames.
Not once we make a machine that builds machines, creates new designs, and is self aware.lacktheknack said:
DUN DUN DUN!!!
Wait, what?? Can you imagine what your junk would look like after leaving it to the mercy of those rotating pincers? They'll tie knots and bows into it! I know some people are into pain, but that goes too far. x_xWanderFreak said:
Funny, that's exactly what I was thinking; I recently watched Hellraiser 4 again, and somehow the concept of this didn't seem all that different from the humanoid robot opening the puzzle box on the space station.Elesar said:
(Incidentally, this movie had the best quote from the entire series.
Pinhead: "Oh, I understand why you love this boy. You have hopes for him, dreams, a whole imagined future... where you love him, and watch him grow."
LeMerchant: "Yes."
Pinhead: "Then complete your work... or although the boy will not die here, for a thousand years his dearest wish will be that he had."
LeMerchant: "For Gods's sake...-"
Pinhead: "DO I LOOK LIKE SOMEONE WHO CARES WHAT GOD THINKS?!"
LeMerchant: "Yes."
Pinhead: "Then complete your work... or although the boy will not die here, for a thousand years his dearest wish will be that he had."
LeMerchant: "For Gods's sake...-"
Pinhead: "DO I LOOK LIKE SOMEONE WHO CARES WHAT GOD THINKS?!"
Rubik's cube's aren't too difficult to solve. You just follow a set of rules and perform the actions.
Just google how to solve it, you'll get like 12 instructions. the first one is making a side, then getting the outer blocks in the correct place, then the next line then the last side.
As Fanklok pointed out, this uses 4 separate grips or "hands". Reduce those to two, or give it a 4x4 cube to solve. That'll increase the complexity of operations, and therefore make the problem solving effort slightly more difficult.
Just google how to solve it, you'll get like 12 instructions. the first one is making a side, then getting the outer blocks in the correct place, then the next line then the last side.
As Fanklok pointed out, this uses 4 separate grips or "hands". Reduce those to two, or give it a 4x4 cube to solve. That'll increase the complexity of operations, and therefore make the problem solving effort slightly more difficult.
