Have We Solved Every Scramble On Other Puzzles? | Cubeorithms

So we know the 3x3 has too many combinations for us to have solved at this point, but what about other puzzles? Let's find out. Hope you all enjoy this video!
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Scheming Weasel
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And then some other songs that I made myself O_O

[@BandsawsAt45Degrees]

We may not have solved every scramble. But with enough persistence, dedication and a little bit of luck.
We still won’t have 👉👉

[@malikkalkaushik3995]

u had me in the first half ngl

[@pinkyandthecube9803]

😜

[@table5584]

2:25 “3 million 674 billion”

[@GetRidOfHandles]

that's a lot of number

[@KJV_Enjoyer.]

He meant to say thousand

[@MarioOLL6251]

OOF

[@abugidaiguess]

idea: when solving one of these puzzles, you're probably gonna turn your original formation into several other formations before the solved state
each move results in a brand new state for the puzzle, and since you're solving from there, you're arguably solving all of those formations as well
so if you divide the total solving time for a puzzle with the average moves it takes to solve it, you're still solving every scramble in a sense, but far quicker
(i especially think this should be applied to the 2×2 because i reckon it'd be pretty funny)

[@shaykarni4850]

I thought of it too, but if you take for example a normal 3x3 - if it takes you 60 moves to solve it, you would be solving 60 positions, but not 60 new ones. For example, I think you can safely say that after you're done with F2L, you wouldn't come across any new positions, and potentially even a few moves before F2L is done you wouldn't get a new one

[@abugidaiguess]

@@shaykarni4850 okay sure, that is true
so new solution: only count scrambles that are as far from being solved as possible (highest minimum moves to solve)
since you're going to reach the formations that are closer to being solved
and also we're already being pretty generous with the maths, like we got aliens and super-intelligent dogs involved just to make the numbers neater

[@Meow_dasKatze]

If you've ever tried to finish a sticker book you know that the fact that theoretically there were enough people and solves to solve every possible 2x2 Scramble doesn't automatically mean we have actually solved all of them. There are probably a lot of dublicates. And also you need at least 4 moves for the Scramble to be legal. Because of that I think especially out of the

[@calebfox1584]

Correct me if my math is wrong, but I believe there are 324 scrambles

[@TimmyK-te5wt]

That for it being a legal solve in WCA, it is still in a non solved state in a 1,2,3 move state so it would count

[@samueljehanno]

Zayn did though

[@capitalpi9014]

There have been over 10k competitions. If there is an average of 40 2x2 solvers at each and an average of 1 round of 2x2, and each person does an average of 12 practice solves, that already hits the number. Plus they’ve prolly done at least 100 at home, so I think we have.

[@rishikmahith2885]

😅but non cubers play a lot with 4 moves scramble

[@Reneryx]

“Nobody likes clock” Minnesota would like to have a word with you.

[@TGSpeedcubing]

And me

[@ananimatingcuber]

And the Southeast

[@otamota7563]

⏰

[@yat_ii]

same with the UK

[@nathanrahn4442]

😭

[@fizzydizzyizzy]

It’s amazing the amount of joy I feel when I see you post, love the video!
- Izzy

[@Shadow-ep3od]

Ive missed this channel!

[@fantasticfuze646]

Always loved your videos, and I enjoyed watching this aswell :P

[@sullyrox]

Great video! Exciting to see another upload from you!

[@shaun510]

Me thinking that there can’t be more than 1,000,000 clock scrambles. 🤯

[@TheH-Perm]

Missed you bro! I love your vids

[@troliskimosko]

These videos take me back.

[@RubiKubiK313]

Your content is so good and inspiring, keep up the good work and I hope you’re doing well.

[@user-dp9fn3qj2n]

This is a classic!❤ i Will love to see more vidioes from you in the future

[@Anthony_Jiang]

I love this series lol

[@bird_animations]

WE NEED “when you encounter a fellow cuber” PART 3

[@Rivergames-qh6sh]

Finally, another great cuberithms video

[@TGSpeedcubing]

Those clock roasts cut me deep💀

[@Mr_Potato865]

I love dis guy's animating he's so funny

[@USBiThink]

The real reason the 1x1x1 wasn’t on here was because nobody was smart enough to solve it

[@MatthewConnellan-xc3oj]

No, it’s already solved.

[@USBiThink]

@@MatthewConnellan-xc3oj bruh

[@LandonDillman]

@@MatthewConnellan-xc3ojbut its also scrambled! It’s a Schrodinger’s cube

[@felixiscoool]

@@MatthewConnellan-xc3ojomg this is the next 1000 iq child prodigy right here he can solve this cryptic comment in just a few words he has truly committed a feat of ingenuity and has left an impact on mankind as we know it. this will inspire generations to come and will lay the foundations for mathematical and scientific hypotheses and theories which will help unlock the secrets of the universe. the impact this comment has made on the world as we know it will be foreseeable in the near future

[@pinkyandthecube9803]

yup

[@the_flipside_world]

I don't even cube anymore and yet these videos are still so interesting

[@Supertoque]

Blue,you’ve brought me so much joy,kept me cubing,and made me laugh so hard.
Ps.Ngl clocks my fav event 😂

[@NicIsNotEpic]

yayyayyayyayayy new cube vidro :33

[@superprofi4307]

nearly 500k subs :O

[@rahelforner1590]

2 vids in one week is crazy hes so inconsistent but when he comes back it's amazing thats why i never get board of cubeorithms

[@evanhuang4643]

i have been waiting for this video since I started cubing

[@FREAK-SH0W8]

OH MY GOSH I FORGOT ABOUT THIS AMAZING CHANNEL

[@Pickett_]

was the clock stuff with or without the pins?

[@jazangeles397]

best series

[@filipm1410]

“3 million 674 billion 160” 2:25

[@Kevcon157]

Me running around my house in excitement because cubeorithms posts

[@quirkyburger4090]

Another banger 😎

[@Gumbolaya37]

I noticed You've changed up You're style a lil bit, and I like it!

[@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk8]

This is such a good vid lol

[@mathlessonsiguess]

lets goo new upload

[@uncubeable]

I felt bad for the clock...

[@elhondurasfino]

Even one of the cubing commandments says "You will not practice clock"

[@Mrcugo]

Do a megamix

[@SebastianObjects]

PERFECT

[@TheNerdyCube]

Finally a new vid

[@aronstapleton7694]

The chances of having all unique scrambles is very very u likey

[@chrisfell2621]

Excellent video

[@paperplane6425]

man I totaly forgot about him, anyways great video

[@FREAK-SH0W8]

I TOTALLY GOT THIS 😂

[@abdullahshah4510]

What's the font used?

[@kama2106]

4:50 Bro forgot he isnt living in 2019 💀

[@laurikorhonencubes]

If you do a +6 turn on a clock, you go through 6 different scrambled states within 1 move. Also, every move made when scrambling and solving contributes to the total number of different scrambled states so technically it's far more realistic that we have or at least could solve every clock scramble

[@marble207]

your alive !!!

[@curiousNic]

Imo this video is at least 1‘283‘918‘464‘548‘864 times better than clock!

[@Shadow-ep3od]

2:25 you said "Billion" lol

[@Cubeorithms]

🤦‍♂️

[@pk251]

@@Cubeorithmsrip

[@user-nh6fe5nv2w]

Very nice 😁

[@vincentbangert6619]

Foghorn jumpscare at the end bruh

[@Jack_Corr]

that last sentence hurt me

[@ihateclock]

its crazy that even tho theres like so many scrambles they are all 12 move optimal, altho most of the time humans are only able to find the 14 move solution

[@neilgour]

“nobody cares about clock” i am offended

[@sheeparefine]

Same

[@youtuper3.075]

Let's go new video

[@hieurobloxspeedrunner9127]

welcome back blue

[@potatoesaregood123]

What about 7x7?

[@sheeparefine]

CLOCK IS THE BEST EVENT

[@sdubeo]

good video :):)

[@GetRidOfHandles]

So for pyraminx, you just turned it into a tetraminx.

[@ijlibg7061]

Can you do advance f2l ples i cant understand jperm

[@cubingbox]

Can't we state that for example 2x2 we can devide the total amount of solutions by 4, because we can have the same state on different sides?

[@marceltelang7825]

Well... the problem with the 2×2 is duplicates. I mean, if you imagine solving every scramble except one, you would need to solve 3.6 million more cubes to solve that one duplicate. And to solve the previous one, it would have taken 1.8 million tries. It is the same reason it takes 2.1 thousand people for every one to have a unique birthday even tho there are only 365 days

[@marceltelang7825]

You need 55,541,670 solves to get every possible scramble (its called the Coupon collector's problem)

[@asheep7797]

@@marceltelang7825wouldn't it be 57,662,455 since it's n times the nth harmonic number?

[@guisampaio2008]

3 million scrambles on the 2x2 is def possible.

[@broeycubing]

RIP clock mains

[@cubingbox]

GET AUTTA HERE

[@BenjamminFranklin-zj4yf]

Wait. If i just do random moves that cover all combinations and then solve it ill technically solve all scrambles

[@nerdlord314]

2:28 But they didn't all have unique scrambles

[@Alastor_atriest]

What about the megaminx

[@Darth_B]

You forgot a puzzle we definitely have solved all the scrambles, the 1x1x2, I solve them all this morning, all 3 of them

[@GreekCuber1982]

Hello blue!!!

[@lasercatto]

2:24 "Three million, six hundred seventy four billion, one hundred and sixty"
3 milion 600 billion, huh? I love verbal typos

[@SantiagoGonzalez-yl7fr]

Hey Nolan if you’ve noticed you only need 3,000 more subscribers to get to 500 K

[@love2o9]

What about Rubik's Magic?

[@a-bombmori7393]

Rubik's magic mentioned 🎉

[@ashleyrose.]

Yes, but have we solved every Gigaminx scramble?

[@Cubeorithms]

🤔

[@Mr.Crainfly]

:)

[@NoboMarkerPen]

We are so back!!!

[@gmangothedango]

What bout the FTO?
Have we solved every scramble on the FTO?

[@Luna77543]

No

[@mathiaskruckow]

next time it is back to sq1 and start from ther

[@user-fe5gd7fg1m]

I don’t think we have solved all the clocks scrambles

[@solver5k]

I ❤ C L O C K : )

[@RANDOM_ROCKET]

bro forgot he has a channel

[@lk_cubing]

Clock 😢

[@JohnDaCuber]

I care about clonk

[@BlookCraftCubing]

Bruh 10 seconds

[@PeanutBoi198]

Nope 🙂‍↔️

[@zuzuzu5729]

Oh wow, that's a lot of scrambles.
Edit:CUBEORITHMS I HOPE YOU NOTICE!!!

[@akvcubing8792]

skewb

[@3DCubing]

Not First!

[@DangoGaming1000]

Hello

[@mariomayhem2586]

there is probably a lot more people you were leaving out, anyways, other people could have watched a different video, or found a website instead

[@AmethistVisionFB]

im the 100th comment

[@AidanRubik]

No

[@speedcubesolver1195]

Tip : Can you stop saying the entire number every time?
( You said the full number of quadrillions and billions five or six times which is annoying, so just say two point three quadrillion, instead of the entire number. )

[@bigbosspanda1976]

You are wrong.

[@speedcubesolver1195]

@@bigbosspanda1976 How am I wrong?

[@bigbosspanda1976]

@@speedcubesolver1195 you said it’s annoying. I am very interested in hearing the entire number read out to me.

[@Luna77543]

You are wrong

[@speedcubesolver1195]

@@bigbosspanda1976 It would have been fine if it was one time. But five or six times, it's boring, at least to me. You may find it interesting. Both are correct, it depends on the person.

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First

[@rashaanwer1784]

I m the first comment

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I likeed my o2n comment

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Werido

[@samneuman1018]

I’m the last reply

[@rashaanwer1784]

Not for long

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Hello