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Does that imply that when they remove the cube (note that it is not permanently fixed to the machine), manually twist it (i.e. to shuffle to a random state, as
by DrScump 11y ago
Does that imply that when they remove the cube (note that it is not permanently fixed to the machine), manually twist it (i.e. to shuffle to a random state, as in the video), and replace it, it has to be returned to a certain orientation?
Again, it still solved to the same final colors orientation even after it was removed, hand-shuffled, and replaced.
My apologies if I'm seeing something that isn't there.