In a poem, Claude Shannon warns its owners to respect this,  "keep it clean", and never lend it out, since "the most unkindest  switch of all" renders it insoluble.
In a poem, Claude Shannon warns its owners to respect this,  "keep it clean", and never lend it out, since "the most unkindest  switch of all" renders it insoluble. Physicist Solomon Golomb  likens quarks and antiquarks to clockwise and counterclockwise  rotations of its corners, which in different configurations  represent baryons or mesons. FTP name this maddening Hungarian  invention, of which the shortest path to solving is known as God's  algorithm.
In a poem, Claude Shannon warns its owners to respect this,  "keep it clean", and never lend it out, since "the most unkindest  switch of all" renders it insoluble.
{Rubik's Cube}