What is Chess? What to think and how long for — Alex Crompton
What is Chess? What to think and how long for — Alex Crompton
3/4/2023
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In this blog post, the author reflects on the concept of time and its relationship to thoughts while playing chess. The author discusses how chess is a game that requires deep thinking and strategic planning, but often players feel rushed by the ticking clock. They explore the idea of psychological time and how it can distort our thoughts, causing us to make mistakes or overlook important moves. The author also delves into the concept of time management in chess and shares personal anecdotes about their own experiences with time pressure during games. Overall, this blog post offers insights into the complex relationship between time, thoughts, and decision-making in the context of playing chess.
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