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Stefan Pochmann is also the inventor of two different methods for blindfolded Rubik's Cube solving. Classic Pochmann is a quite elegant solution as it effectively deals with one piece at a time, where previous methods generally separated orientation and permutation into separate steps, and deal with more pieces at once. M2 is 'tasty' in a different way - there are many more edge cases to handle but it replaces the 14-move swap sequence in Classic Pochmann with a single move. Perhaps I'm stretching a bit but it seems like an example of the same kind of thinking.

Side note - blindfold Rubik's Cube is way easier than you think. If you're a programmer and can already solve one sighted, I'd imagine you could learn Classic Pochmann in a week.