Giant Rubrik's Cube = Small Goals

[rialvestro]

So I've been watching Dan 3.0 for a while now trying to get a better idea of what it's about before I suggest anything. I don't think I really have a good idea yet but this is driving me crazy.

In the tour of his house he showed a TV and the TV itself is not important but what is important is that it is sitting on top of a giant Rubrik's Cube.

I think you know where I'm going with this but in case you're totally lost. I can't remember if Dan said it was an actual working cube or not but if it is I really like to see him scramble and solve that thing on camera. Mainly because I think it'd be fun just to watch him try to deal with the size of that thing rather the difficulty of solving a normal Rubrik's Cube.

Also, if you've ever taken apart a Rubrik's Cube you'd know that each cubelit is hollow with the exception of the centers. This in mind wouldn't it be interesting if inside that giant Rubrik's Cube was a bunch of smaller cubes?

So I think Dan should scramble and solve the giant Rubrik's Cube and/or take it apart to see what's inside. To make this a little easier on Dan if both ideas make it to the top of the decision engine he is not by any means required to do them both in the same day.

[fredrik]

As you can clearly see here, it is not a real Rubik's Cube, but a furniture.

(also, there's only one 'R' in "Rubik's Cube")

[Danielle]

Its just wood and plastic. It's very heavy and very unscrambleable.

[rialvestro]

Aug 15, 2010 7:55:52 GMT -5 @fredrik said:

As you can clearly see here, it is not a real Rubik's Cube, but a furniture.

(also, there's only one 'R' in "Rubik's Cube")

a piece of furniture and sorry I can't read cursive. I was looking at my Rubik's cube when I wrote that and it looks like there's an R there. Though had I looked closer I would of been able to read Rubiks.com in smaller normal print right underneath what I was looking at.