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| Community Blog Discussions - Losing Consciousness#18 I think part of "intuition" is being more aware of the whole board. Sometimes during calculation we can get focused on a narrow sequence of moves and ignore other parts of the board or other relations… | SummerThereof  |
| Community Blog Discussions - Science of Chess - Problem Solving or Pattern Recognition?#23 OP said: "I've found quite a lot of chess research that proceeds from the assumption that pattern recognition in various guises is specifically important to playing chess well. My guess is that a lot … | SummerThereof |
| Community Blog Discussions - Science of Chess - Should we study GMs to understand chess and the mind/brain?#3 My intuition is telling me that facial recognition is different from what chess masters do. It seems that someone who is good at facial recognition would be able to ignore "noise", (which was part of … | SummerThereof |
| Community Blog Discussions - Science of Chess - Candidate Moves, David Marr, and why it's so hard to be good.#14 I may have missed it in the OP but it seems like the author is not considering de Groot's chunking experiment where masters were able to reconstruct actual chess positions much faster than non-masters… | SummerThereof |
| General Chess Discussion - How does Correspondence actually work?#19 @justme23 said in #18: > That will teach them or not. It's not a matter of getting back at them. It's just a matter of not having to deal with them anymore. | SummerThereof |
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