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Learning to solve the Rubik's Cube can be really beneficial for kids, offering not only a fun and engaging activity but also fostering various skills and qualities. Here are three reasons why learning to solve the Rubik's Cube is good for young brains! 1 - Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills 💡  The Rubik's Cube challenges children to think critically and to strategise. It requires logical reasoning and problem-solving skills to understand the cube's patterns and apply the appropriate algorithms to solve it. Engaging with the Rubik's Cube encourages kids to analyse problems, break them down into smaller steps, and develop effective solutions. These skills are...

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While solving the puzzle can be a fun and satisfying challenge, some people take it to the next level by attempting to solve the cube as quickly as possible. This hobby is known as "speedsolving."

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If you're a new speedcuber, or perhaps you have a young speedcuber living in your house, you may have heard the term CFOP.

You may also have a very valid follow up question - what the hell is CFOP?!

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The formation of the WCA was a result of the growing popularity of speedcubing and the need for a unified governing body to oversee the sport. Prior to the formation of the WCA, there were many different organisations and groups organising competitions, each with their own set of rules and regulations.

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Invented by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture, Erno Rubik, the Rubik's cube was first created as a teaching tool to help explain the concept of 3D geometry.

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