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• MrSteel01

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  Quote: Originally posted by goose on December 26, 2003
  

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  these aretheories? anyway.I am waitting for your news anytime guru

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  Ithink guru is going to goose goose! 

  New subject! How to prdvent mosquito bites  pi x's what!
  
• goose

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  tell me your theories,guru,,,,,,,,,,,
• goose

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  you know accurate prediction,right ?guru.so if you have to choose from 1 and 2 which are the same 50 chance,how could you make a choice?
• goose

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  alright man good luck..bye
• Guru

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  About the Rubik cube:
• Millennium

  

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• goose

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  believe that the market is neither unpredictable nor random, that patterns lie buried in the mass of data that daily gushes forth

  btw anyone heard of magic 216 numbers from God?I have that 216 number but dont know how to use it to crack lotto.
• goose

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  Sheldrake suggests that our minds are not limited to our brains, but rather stretch outward to touch the beings and objects that we perceive.Once this extended influence of the mind is taken into consideration, many puzzling phenomena begin to make sense, including telepathy and phantom limbs."

  sounds more like parapsychology . I am insterested in and studied that before~..
• MrSteel01

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• goose

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  I dont think our guru even knows what he is talking about.........
• Guru

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  oops,

  indeed, I was mistaking on the inventor of the "Rubik cube". A Belgian invented a similar puzzle game (don't remember the name) but not the Rubik cube. Sorry. I'm not a Game specialist.
• goose

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  thats better
• johnph77

  

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  I'd read the lengthy explanation of the 43 trillion number of available combinations in Rubik's cube a long time ago and I've always questioned the method used to derive that number. It doesn't compute.

  Each cube has 26 exposed cubes, of which 6 are fixed (only one side is and can be exposed), leaving 20 movable cubes. Of these 20 movable cubes, 8 are on the corners and 12 are on the edge. The 8 cubes on the corners each have 6 sides that can be exposed. 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 = 1,679,616. The 12 cubes on the edge each have 4 sides that can be exposed. 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 = 16,777,216. Total possible combinations? 1,679,616 x 16,777,216 = 28,179,280,429,056.

  Agreed, I'm nitpicking. But 28 trillion isn't 43 trillion by any means. Where did I go wrong?

  Blessed Saint Leibowitz, keep 'em dreamin' down there..... 

  Next week's convention for Psychics and Prognosticators has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

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• hypersoniq

  

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  each edge piece has 2 exposed sides (colored stickers) and each corner has 3...

  8 corners = 24 faces

  12 edges = 24 faces

  with the 6 fixed faces, that's 54 exposed faces (when solved there are 6 sides x 9 color stickers = 54 exposed faces)

  so the number should be even lower...

  Have an EXCELlent day!
• JAP69

  

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  with 6 faces and 6 colors and a mix of 6 colors on each side with 9 squares not placed in the same color order each time on the 6  faces. How would you calculate that. I am not into math.

  Numbers are where you find them.