Thanks for the inside ones thinking explicit sharing. I find we should all pay attention to our subconscious, and chess is making the external things to perceive so crisp that it makes the more foggy thought process more easily self reflected upon, and possibly shared.
The typical checklist transient teachings might drill that subsconsious to overlook things, it might become a matter or revising those things once internalized to counter-act the initial conscoius self drill of the subsconscious not having been made in full experience set context.. probabilistic proverbs taken as dogmas because in ignorance of that experience the word of the teacher wisdom has no referal context to use own critical thinking upon, it becomes a buoy to cling to and our big potentially stupid brain (the statistical one), has been "fooled" by the conscious learning one...
and its takes load of experience (if even tempted to explore outside those context where the average "truth" is confirming of proverb learned), to counter act that initial self-drilling.
@SarKarlsen17 said in #10:
> @Mcie I loved this! but see my game in which I missed a same idea
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Ohh nice find, it would have been cool!! apparently these ideas occur in our games more often than we think!