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Inertial Ignorance

Ignorance is inertial, until you do something about it.

FIDE master in chess whose taken more of an interest in analyzing the game rather than playing competitively.

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38 Is it bad etiquette to decline a draw offer when participating in a simul? Jan 23
19 Is it rude to ask my opponent to resign an online game when they have a lost endgame? Sep 2
12 What does “TPR” mean in chess tournament reports? Jan 29
9 Why do professional chess players point at the pieces with a middle finger? Jan 5
9 Would studying the games of old players hurt my progress? Dec 28 '18
9 Why do masters open 1.d4 more often than 1.c4? May 14 '18
8 Why is Na5 not played in this line of the French Defense, Advance Variation? Jun 8
8 What was the first chess engine that could beat the world champion on a standard desktop? Feb 3
8 LiChess puzzle 87510: How much calculation would a strong player do before playing Bg4+ when white has a range of (all losing) responses? Jan 28
8 Has there ever been a successful FIDE or significant historical chess player, that refused to lose any and all pieces in his competitive gameplay? Sep 8 '17
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