There's a moment when I feel like Neo from the "Matrix". In this moment, I am able to see virtually every possible move, every possible position on the nearly infinite arangements of the chess board. I transcend the great minds of Fischer, Kasparov, Carlsen...nay, even God himself.
This moment, happens 0.5 seconds after choosing the wrong move and clicking "submit".
04 Jun 13
Originally posted by vivifyIf you're God,don't forget Old Bill Steinitz claimed he could give you pawn and move!
There's a moment when I feel like Neo from the "Matrix". In this moment, I am able to see virtually every possible move, every possible position on the nearly infinite arangements of the chess board. I transcend the great minds of Fischer, Kasparov, Carlsen...nay, even God himself.
This moment, happens 0.5 seconds after choosing the wrong move and clicking "submit".
04 Jun 13
Originally posted by vivifyamazing what a sense of heightened awareness can do.
There's a moment when I feel like Neo from the "Matrix". In this moment, I am able to see virtually every possible move, every possible position on the nearly infinite arangements of the chess board. I transcend the great minds of Fischer, Kasparov, Carlsen...nay, even God himself.
This moment, happens 0.5 seconds after choosing the wrong move and clicking "submit".
04 Jun 13
Originally posted by vivifySame for me only it's 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000005 seconds
There's a moment when I feel like Neo from the "Matrix". In this moment, I am able to see virtually every possible move, every possible position on the nearly infinite arangements of the chess board. I transcend the great minds of Fischer, Kasparov, Carlsen...nay, even God himself.
This moment, happens 0.5 seconds after choosing the wrong move and clicking "submit".
Originally posted by vivifyI know, right?! I need a fake Submit button to trick my mind into this high-awareness state.
There's a moment when I feel like Neo from the "Matrix". In this moment, I am able to see virtually every possible move, every possible position on the nearly infinite arangements of the chess board. I transcend the great minds of Fischer, Kasparov, Carlsen...nay, even God himself.
This moment, happens 0.5 seconds after choosing the wrong move and clicking "submit".