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What's a low effort, but impressive, party trick to learn?
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Learning to solve a Rubik's cube isn't exactly "low effort".
Believe it or not, it's actually not that hard unless you're trying to figure it out yourself, and once you can solve a couple you can solve them all. It's mostly muscle memory, and I think it took me a week to get it down. Not a week of work time, a calendar week.