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A "blindcuber" is someone who solves a Rubik's Cube or similar puzzles while blindfolded, relying on memory and algorithms to manipulate the pieces. They may use tactile markings or specific algorithms to navigate the cube's faces.

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Rubiks

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Gemini is the simple and secure way to buy crypto.

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Humans name this game

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it’s specific algorithms

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cheating w a band aid cam.

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Or they're peeking over the top of the mask.

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Isn’t that cheating? “Bending”the corner cube?

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