"God's algorithm" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From the notion that God could compute the optimal solution of a puzzle and use it. Coined by David Singmaster in 1980 in connection with the Rubik's cube.",
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          "text": "Many people have worked on God's algorithm for the Rubik's Cube. For a while it was guessed that the superflip position is the position which is as far from ‘start’ (the solved position) as possible.",
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        "(combination puzzles) An optimal algorithm that finds the solution with the fewest moves."
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