Less than 5.8% people in the world can solve Rubik's cube. There are 6bn people in the world, according to Wikipedia there are about 350 million Rubik's cube sold till jan09 so even if we believe all the people who possess the Rubik's cube can solve it, the figure will still remain at 350mn or 5.8%
Sounds like a witty answer, until one logically concludes that cubes can be shared.
Ironically i think the number is still near 5%,, its easy if you have patience, are not a dumb as, and enjoy games like these.
There are currently 10 people that have (in competition, recorded by the official World Cube Association [WCA]) solved the cube in exactly 1:00.00 seconds.
Something closer to the answer you are looking for:
2719 people that have entered competition have an average of 5 solves between 1:00.00 and 1:59.99.
2461 people have a recorded fastest time between 1:00.00 and 1:59.99
--Information found on worldcubeassociation.org
Well there's roughly 6.5 billion people in the world and (only 5%) of the world can slove it so that makes it only 325,000,000 people out of 6,500,000,000! Hope this helped.i love cubes but are really hard
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The OFFICIAL world record single solve for the rubik's cube is current(as of writing) 7.08 seconds by Erik Akkersdijk. The world record for average of five for the rubik's cube is 8.72 seconds by Feliks Zemdegs.Sources: http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/events.php?eventId=333®ionId=&years=&show=100%2BPersons&average=Average
There's a few videos up on youtube teaching you how to. It's basically the same as a 2x2x2, except that it's round.
Like a world without rubik's cubes! Who even invented it?
The current World Record for 3x3x3 Blindfolded is 30.90 seconds by Gabriel Alejandro Orozco Casillas of Mexico.
Let me put it this way the World record holder and most speedcubers use the Jessica Fridrich Method. Kowalski
The Rubik's Cube , a 1974 invention of Erno Rubik of Hungary, fascinated people around the globe and became one of the most popular games in America in the early 1980s, having been initially released as the Magic Cube in Hungary in late 1977, and then manufactured and released in the western world as Rubik's Cube in 1980.
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Erik Akkersdijk holds the record for the 3x3 Rubik's cube, solving it in 7.08 seconds. Kowalski
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