Rubik's Cube: Beyond the Faces of the Puzzle, or The Nature of Creative Thought

In the distant 1974, the Rubik's Cube appeared, immediately gaining extraordinary popularity worldwide. It's not surprising, you might say, since there was no internet back then, and the puzzle captivated the minds of both adults and children for many hours. But how can we explain the new wave of popularity of the Rubik's Cube today and the emergence of a whole movement of puzzle enthusiasts - speedcubing? What is it about this mysterious toy that has kept its interest alive for almost 50 years?

You will find the answers in the book by Ernő Rubik himself, who engagingly describes not only the history of creating his famous invention but also his life philosophy. In these pages, the author reflects on curiosity, human nature, the laws of creativity and inspiration, on the love for what you do, and the unconventional approach to problem-solving.

The book will be of interest to fans of the great inventor as well as to anyone striving to develop unconventional thinking and master basic combinatorial skills. It teaches how to deal with difficulties and view the world through the eyes of an explorer and a creator.