On Sep 24, 2015, Heinstein wrote:
As I suspected, the idea of having two cubes match goes back quite a ways. Thanks to Thomas Fraps for pointing out this reference. Some of you may want to check it out if you can find it.

"The Sympathetic Cubes" effect originated and was first described in a great little booklet called "Rubik Cubik Magik" by Dr. Kennedy Smith in 1982 (on p. 16), ISBN 0950823805 Kanda Publications

Sorry Greg, Garrett, Gregory and Patrick, looks like he beat you by about 2 decades.

On Jan 26, 2017, Waters. wrote:
Guys,

A couple questions:

1. To be clear, is there a prediction routine with two cubes matching on this DVD set?
2. Is there anyone chance this may be provided as a download or streaming product?

I travel, so this helps a lot if so.

This product sounds great.

Thanks,

Sean

On Jun 24, 2017, sgtgrey wrote:
Badmephisto's website is Steven Brundage's recommendation for learning more on speed cubing. A simple google search should also yield other worthwhile results from youtube channels, webpages, and the like. The beginner's method can get you sub 1-minute with practice, which to most people seems quite fast. It's up to the individual whether it is worth the effort to shave off those seconds, but to those who do it, the journey itself can be enjoyable.