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Subject: Professor cracks Rubik's cube mystery
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From: Josh D Weaver <shaggy34@juno.com>
Date: Wed, 28 May 1997 23:22:16 EDT


What do the skeptics have to say about the 20 move solve?  It was said
that in theory it could be done; but is it really possible?  

Does anyone know how long time wise it took Richard Korf to solve it
using the 20 move method?

I'm just a 15 year old who can solve the cube so I don't know much about
theories or mathematical patterns.  So if someone can explain it to me
that would be great.

If it all that is claims to be, then I can't wait to know how to use the
method.