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It's probably like boxing a beginner. They do all kinds of weird stuff you never have seen and don't know how to categorize.
by maxxxxx 8y ago
It's probably like boxing a beginner. They do all kinds of weird stuff you never have seen and don't know how to categorize.
- cepth 8y agoIf you want to see what pterhx was referring to in action, National Geographic did a documentary featuring Susan Polgar a few years back. The relevant clip and timestamp are here: https://youtu.be/LdKHrxcpxrY?t=238 https://youtu.be/LdKHrxcpxrY?t=238. The difficulty in recalling nonsensical positions is not that it's like "boxing a beginner", it's that the pieces are literally placed in a way that the positions could not have been reached with legal moves. Analogously, remembering famous quotes or memorable phrases in a certain language is quite easy. If instead, you had to memorize a string of randomly placed words that did not follow established rules of grammar or sentence structure, it'd be a much harder task. Chunking is context and experience dependent.