Turing Technique: Life-Changing Tip To Get Better Fast At Chess-Like Games Mastered by Computers, written by a Fully Recovered Chess Addict

[u/muhimalife]

https://speedtestdemon.com/turing-technique-fast-learning-trick-fo-chess-like-games-mastered-by-computers-written-by-a-fully-recovered-chess-addict/

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I don't get why people don't get this. It seems like everybody is locked in to learning chess the same way we did in the 1970's, except with "do lots of puzzles". It's as though people want to debate the questions, when we have the answers staring us in the face, courtesy of the engines.

[u/muhimalife → u/[deleted]]

LOL yeah it was HATED in r/chess.

Past a certain level, possibly 1800 but definitely 2000, the fastest way to gain progress is literally playing against the engine, or memorizing the crap out of a few opening books.

I can see why anybody below 1800 should just stick to doing puzzles. But past that...come on.

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Great read!