You are completely wrong. "A team of researches has essentially solved every position of the Rubik's Cube." You are completely incorrect. People and computers alike have only seen a small, small fraction of what configurations this magical cube can hold. Do you know the number of combinations? Do you? No. You don't. You can google it and say you know it, but you didn't when you wrote this quote. While I agree that God's number is 20, the actual amount of configurations is 43 252 003 274 489 856 000. Or 43 quintillion. I guarantee that if you go and grab your cube, or buy one, or go onto the cube simulation on google, the scramble that you get has never been seen by mankind.