"If the Rubik’s Cube is like life (a metaphor Rubik himself made) then a good life is like a good puzzle. It can be solved within the order of solitude but is more rewarding in the chaotic company of others. After all, even Rubik — in those first heady days of the Cube’s birth — took pleasure in just scrambling the squares around like we did, watching the “color parade” in his hands. Sometimes, the least interesting thing to do with a puzzle is solve it." Retrieved from the article Puzzled, written by Stefany Golberg from The Smart Set. The last paragraph of the article is so amazing to me. . . All I can do is nod my head, dumbfounded and content.