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Fair enough. But I guess it's just then the question of whether you actually have that unhuman drive to always see positions objectively. But for most of us this is not within our reach. Only the few …

@Kingscrusher-YouTube said in #27: > I think the idea of checking your mistakes and seeing what biases you had is a useful thing to try and play more objectively. Of course psychology is large part of…

I don't mean to offend anyone in this- I think this is a very interesting article about chess psycology - but I think it is stating the obvious

I know but that is just common sense in chess- i.e. look for checks, captures and threats. That rule applies to any situation- it does not change when there is a threat. Your article is just saying ex…

article too unclear

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