One of the most memorable chess-related phrases I have ever read comes from a chapter title in Rowson's Chess for Zebras called "The Importance of Not Having a Clue". I seem to take this advice quite literally and as a rule have very little clue what is going on, well-demonstrated in the following recent game.
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This also appeared in conjunction with another of my traits, a fascination with the absurd and strange, in my most recent game.
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Why did the chicken cross the freeway? To see what would happen.
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