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Building A Rubik’s Cube That Solves Itself
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Francisco Taborda is a teenager from Alta Gracia whose passion for Rubik cube began almost by chance in May 2023. It all started when he found a broken cube in his house and, with YouTube tutorials, he learned to put it together. In just two weeks he had already reduced his time from five minutes to less than a minute. Since then, his life revolves around the cube. He has participated in local competitions in Santiago del Estero, Carlos Paz and,…
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