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Got to win a game with one of those puzzle rush tactics that you never get in real games (or maybe you do and I just keep missing them...?). Hope you'll enjoy1 https://lichess.org/xXlA5rjXSyld

@Raspberry_yoghurt said in #46: > AFAIK the free will debate is only a big issue in a Christian context. In the west you also only see non-Christian philosophers willing to give it up, in fairness som…

@Raspberry_yoghurt said in #42: > I think our intuition that we have free will is a cultural thing. The idea simply did not exist in Ancient Greece and many other cultures - so I doubt it can be that …

@Alientcp said in #40: > It means that the nature will follow its course, as it cannot be altered, due to cause and effect, the course is predetermined, as it has "rules" and they wont change. It is p…

@Alientcp said in #4: > Kinda both. Its like chess. You dont get to move the rook diagonally or in some weird way. The rules of the universe are set (pre-determined), however, given the rules, you hav…

I would recommend Lord Byron's letters or Lovecraft if you're looking for inspiration.

So the engine thinks I'm mildly retarded but this was a fun attacking game. If I win it's usually by getting up a pawn or two and winning that way. Different kind of game for me. https://lichess.org/I…

@clousems said in #12: > There you go. THAT’S the type of diction you should use if you want to be taken seriously. > > No disrespect was intended— I’m often just blunt. > As to my problems with your …

@TrulyCrestfallen said in #4: > @WS83 thanks! > I'll post the video link soon but it's the game 11 live coverage from chess com and the question is asked at 5:00:40. > > Btw I have a follow up questio…

Swede here. Swedish and norweigan are extremely similar. I don't know what the linguists' technical definition of language is as opposed to dialect but for a layman's intents and purposes they may as …