I'll respond to the above with the below:

Well, according to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, as I understand it, one viewer sees Bryan Cranston as Walter White (above) while another viewer still sees him as Hal (below).



Meanwhile, others still see Bryan Cranston in William "Billy" Cranston.

Again, the cubes didn't have to prearranged by the solver for he himself to solve the cubes blindfolded. He merely needs to see the scrambled cubes by whomever prior to being blindfolded. He doesn't even need to see the unseen sixth side facedown on the table to complete said task.

It's a trick, for lack of a better term, that millions of people are well aware of with the exception of the judges and those in the audience. My contention is that the judges, surely the producer, of the show knew that the "trick" is not that amazing, but opted to have him as a contestant oppose to one of hundreds of others having talents far surpassing that lame "trick". Surely, the Queen wasn't watching the show while playing with her royal pussy hoping that this dude wins so that she can see the act live in person while caressing her royal pussy under her royal garb.

Tomas Rokicki reported in a 2008 computational proof that all unsolved cubes could be solved in 25 moves or fewer. This was later reduced to 23 moves. In August 2008 Rokicki announced that he had a proof for 22 moves. Finally, in 2010, Tomas Rokicki, Herbert Kociemba, Morley Davidson, and John Dethridge gave the final computer-assisted proof that all cube positions could be solved with a maximum of 20 face turns. In 2009, Tomas Rokicki proved that 29 moves in the quarter-turn metric is enough to solve any scrambled cube. And in 2014, Tomas Rokicki and Morley Davidson proved that the maximum number of quarter-turns needed to solve the cube is 26.

Newsflash: Obamacare to be replaced with Trumpcare, and if the new prez keeps half his promise, only 14M would lose insurance coverage oppose to 28M (somebody check my math cause I was never good at multiplying 1/2 fraction thingies).

Whatever! The next thing you'll be telling us is that Trump will dismantle Obamacare after he expands it via throwing more money at it prior to replacing it with something just as, if not more sinister than Obamacare. Oh, wait ...

The only saving grace is that Trump hasn't populated his cabinet with billionaires who can't wait to take a cut in pay so to serve their country. Oh, wait again ...

TBC, I voted for the goofball because voting for his opponent would've made me the goofball, and I already get enough googballness from <I have no fuckin idea what I'm tryin to say here, but did learnt that I've been spelling fuckin and tryin incorrectly by formally including single quote mark thingies unnecessarily>

Spoetnik, I captured the UFO's captain and have him detained till he explains why he was in your neck of the woods fuckin' with you. Not sure as to why, but he seems to be averse to light ... or is it heat?

Please, Hashing24 Guru, return to us to pray tell how payments are made via BitFury's "Newly Generated Coins" when it's a fact that BitFury hasn't spent any of its "Newly Generated Coins" for a couple months now. Feel free when you once again grace us with your presence to link to any info depicting me as a scammy ass, thus not worthy to bring any nefarious acts to light in spite of my trust thingy being green and yours being red.

We had a meetup at a pizza joint in Vegas on Saturday where the check was paid via bitcoins. Upon paying, we were gone sans waiting for any confirmations. Ergo, a nonissue, akin to not having to wait around a vendor's shop for months till he's satisfied that you're not going to reverse the credit card payment. Defense mechanisms are in place and where even the rare nefarious actor that's able to game the cryptocurrency-payment system are chalked up as the cost of doing business. I can easily state that more money is lost in any B&M business via employee thief and incompetence at the till than cc chargebacks and rogue crypto payments combined, the [estimated] dollars lost making up a percentage of the product or service's price point.

Simon Didn't Believe He Is From Earth!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5NHtL_cykQ

I'm sure most here have seen this act (linked) performed before or at the very least know how it's accomplished. Yet, when presented to a panel of four supposedly astute judges in front of a live audience, the place goes bonkers with the judges commenting that they've never seen anything like it nor have a clue as to how it was accomplished. TBC, the most retarded person reading this post could learn to perform that non-remarkable feat in a very short period of time.

In case you're not familiar with the premise of the show, the act that wins gets to perform their act in front of the Queen of England. Hey, I wonder if she'll be interested in watching me fuck a goat in its unlubed ass, another act the judges most likely never seen before or figure out how it's accomplished.

EDIT:

One dude's comment: He could have mixed it up in the way he wants it and memorized the pattern.

My response (here, not on the YT channel): Dude, you do all the mixing yourself, as long as I can see the cube's or cubes' position before I put on a blindfold. And, no, the blindfold won't have a peep hole in it or be transparent. In fact, you can even provide the blindfold and put it on me. Ten blindfolds if you wish. I'll still be able to readily solve the bitch(es) using one or both hands. Your call in that regard, too. In fact, I'll solve with one hand while jacking off with the other. Now that'll be act! But, hey, why be selfish - I'll solve with one hand while jacking YOU off with the other hand. I'd say such an act would be awarded the golden shower buzzer.

<expanding upon the expressed, with apologies for quoting myself>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xgrqs_m5g7A



http://archive.sltrib.com/story.php?ref=/ci_12735293



http://archive.sltrib.com/story.php?ref=/news/ci_12744661


Let's see here, doing the math, the above article was published on July 2, 2009, ergo the November spoketh of would've been November 2008. Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper was released on ... wait for it ... October 31, 2008. What are the odds?

A $30M awardment is reserved ONLY for those possessing three fucking master degrees, with the caveat that they passed attended a single Rudimentary Math 101 class where one would've encountered the following question:

Which of the following two images depict having morer value?



The correct answer is B if you're a squirrel; A if you're a retarded squirrel.

Addressed here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1746861.msg17496453#msg17496453 - bud.

Swen Swenson went to high school in Idaho: https://archive.org/stream/The_Times_News_Idaho_Newspaper_1985_05_25/The_Times_News_Idaho_Newspaper_1985_05_25_djvu.txt (search for name on this page)

https://www.linkedin.com/in/swen-swenson-b941a446



FWIW, https://www.facebook.com/centznet/?ref=nf has enjoyed Likes ONLY by the following four people since the page's inception (Oct. 2, 2016): Jon Bricken, Eleine Bricken, Kate Swenson & Muh Saiful - NONE OTHERS! To be fair, Centz' FB page does enjoy 11 Total Page Follows, 0% from last week. That's ten more followers than Chantha Owen Lueung's Crypto-city FB page created on January 2016 when Owen gave the page its one and only Like to date in spite of enjoying a declared 74K+ user base on his platform designed to give Facebook a run for its money as Owen taps into that multi-billion-dollar sector.

<with apologies for being on-topic  >

The following timeline is not beyond the realm of possibility:

October 2008: Satoshi pens Bitcoin white paper during Bush administration:
Next 8 years: Obama in office while Bitcoin gets its legs.
January 2017: Trump takes office.
Forward: NSA et al. is very, very, very happy now that ...

The data center is alleged to be able to process "all forms of communication, including the complete contents of private emails, cell phone calls, and Internet searches, as well as all types of personal data trails—parking receipts, travel itineraries, bookstore purchases, and other digital 'pocket litter' [not to mention Bitcoin and other current and future blockchain-based currencies]."

Emphasized content within brackets mine. Think about it. The general consensus is that the world's financial sector is on the verge of collapse, so enter Bitcoin et al. to save the day under the watch of a clown operated by strings. (TBC, me's no Hilary et al. fan)

Oh, and if you think [or known] that I'm crazy, consider the following:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/homeland-security-to-use-blockchain-in-tracking-goods-people-globally

<in the voice of Paul Vernon>: Ah-ha! Spoetnik was wrong FOR ONCE! Enjoy the snow, bitch, for I'm in China where there is no ... WTF! What's that white shit outside my window? Hope it won't cost me ten million dollars to remove it, for that's my retirement fund. Spoetnik, please tell Mullick and the gang that Paul said hey. Gotta go now to get me's my daily Chinese blowjob from Lovey.

Got home late. Left pizzas in truck overnight since temp was cool. Got them out a few minutes ago. Got some slices in the freezer. Got some slices in the fridge. Got some more in belly for breakfast. Just got took a shit then got on the Net to share with you et al. what I got. Got it!

Sadly, none of the brainiacs in attendance had the foresight to snap some meetup pics, ergo does that mean no sounds were made akin to the infamous hypothetical event (or non-) in the forest?

Like the late Wild Bill, I had my back to the door when an unnamed nemesis of mine walked in with his cohort, later accounts relayed to me that they had fire in their eyes. When the smoke clear, all was cool between both our parties at the party and beyond, I, for the most part, conceding my early position(s). Apologies for the redaction(s), but suffice to say that it wasn't Marshall Long I speaketh of.

Thanks for sharing one of my favorite movies, Vlad:

At pizza place now. Nobody else here. Ordered pizza. Ate my share. Bringing rest home. See you guys at next meetup. 

In case anybody's wondering, Tux won the Hide Your Underwear in His Office game.