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Thank you for the post. It's great to see research being done in such areas. The test results seemingly suggest that calculation is primarily habit-driven, and brief explicit instructions have little …

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@BongoOve said in #38: > New level of confused blog text about chess. If you find every chess book to be useless to you, please don’t tell us. I don't find every chess book to be useless - there are m…

@Schtaeve said in #37: > Brevity is an art. This was extremely frustrating to read. I can certainly understand that perspective, but please appreciate that it's a numbers game, and you can't please ev…

@SmaragdElefant said in #20: > if Thank you for your feedback and comment. I can appreciate that you are arguing in good faith and I'll try to address your points. I provided that part where I said "J…

@NimzoFloridian said in #19: > Personally, I think modern chess concepts (words) like "initiative, space, development, material" have real value in the see and evaluate skills. Often when I am weighin…

@SmaragdElefant said in #32: > @DailyInsanity : > > I am sorry. All I tried to say was: > > I was impressed. I read 2 parts and there was something - not information - but something that kept me curio…

@jaxu said in #30: > I will read it when you provide a 1 paragraph summary. So many words about very little - chatgpt would be proud! You're right - maybe I should make my posts into tweet-sized bites…

@chessTX9 said in #9: > Yes you're right they are very similar. I think it was important to have some axiom that, in some way, established the equivalence of better moves = better decision making. To …

@thefrickouttaherelol said in #8: > You are severeeeeeely abusing the word "axiom" here. I'm aware of the fact that 'axiom' is typically used in more abstract contexts such as in maths and logic, and …