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Questions relating to learning about chess or analyzing positions on the chessboard. Not to be confused with the concept of an "endgame study", a kind of chess puzzle.
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Because of the distortion of the computer era, is it preferable to study mainly old opening ...
Might it be wiser for such a student to study old opening lines from old books, printed during the precomputer era, than to study the new, computer-analyzed lines? … The question regards which kinds of opening lines are profitable, or edifying, to study. …