yes an no. chess is a very old, well studied game where one can improve w/ work over time. The rules don’t change and people normally agree on what are good/str

yes an no. chess is a very old, well studied game where one can improve w/ work over time. The rules don’t change and people normally agree on what are good/strong moves vs weak moves. now, if the size of the board, how pieces move and the goal of the game would change every 3 months if Kasparov would come in and tell you that your next move is wrong it would be a pretty hard sell. Also imagine this Kasparov fellow is also into manufacturing a certain type of piece that he wants you to aggressively use to “develop” your game.