19 Feb 08
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThough probably best for you to see the beginning sentence
Profound four word...
beginning sentence of the Simenon quote in the profile of my Buddy
'Moeski' is, I believe, worthy of discussion. Ignorance equated with
darkness and rejection of the 'flashlight' in Plato's Cave come to mind.
-gb
in context, will save you the click... "Truth never seems true."
19 Feb 08
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Originally posted by Mephisto2Meph,
This seems like an intelligent post.
Just realized this observation might also apply to chess. How often
after interminable pondering do you come to the awakening that the
position and dynamics have changed significantly, that your going
in strategic plan no longer dominates the moment and that your best
bet is to make a 'high class waiting move' (to preserve the tenuous
equilibrium)... which on the surface seems to make no sense at all.
Comment?
-Bobby