That's a human emotional response to an observation. We do it all of the time; we see beauty in landscapes, grace in the movements of animals, peace and tranqui

That's a human emotional response to an observation. We do it all of the time; we see beauty in landscapes, grace in the movements of animals, peace and tranquility in the sounds of a babbling brook. None of these are really out there in the world; they're reflections of our own minds upon nature. A human player might have made that move in a burst of creative inspiration. Or they might have made it after careful analytical deliberation. Or it could have been random desperation. If they don't say why they did it, observers are free to interpret it any way they like. That has no bearing on what actually happened.