Everything that is old is new again. As old people will say... "Kids these days".. LOL... but really kids today are discovering a bunch of vintage games from arcade to board and even the elusive Rubik's Cube. As a kid the first time I saw a Rubik's Cube, I remember thinking " I can do that".

I waited for the group of friends to take their turn at solving the cube and as they all failed, I started to think that it was all a big scam and that the only way to get the colors back to solid was to peel the stickers off and place them in the right spots.

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Regardless of whatever my young mind was thinking I took my shot at it and guess what? I failed... Since that first attempt I've tried at least an additional 50 times to no avail. I know there is a formula but I've never been interested enough to learn it until today. Why? because I refuse to believe that a 7 year old can solve the cube and I can't.

According to brainstudio "it's estimated that less than 5.8% of the world's population can solve the Rubik's Cube." The 5.8% includes Zane Keefe and Nampa 7 year old. Not only can Zane solve the cube, he is actually teaching kids and adults like you and I how to do it on his YouTube channel ( see below).

Before you ask, yes this seven year old created the YouTube channel on his own and filmed the video himself. I'm pretty sure this Nampa 7 year old is smarter than most adults. Well done Zane.

 

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