| Community Blog Discussions - Chess Enlightenment timely (for me). i've been working on this problem slightly differently. but i kinda forgot about that duality paradigm. i'm glad i read this and that you reminded me. |  |
| Community Blog Discussions - A Visual Recap of the 2026 Candidates Tournament so, neither pragg nor sindarov knows the slow wei to play chess? and esipenko tied for fewest blunders!? kewl | |
| Community Blog Discussions - Lichess lonewolf S40 round 1: My first Lonewolf season well done! | |
| Community Blog Discussions - What I learned playing against world-class players amazing examples and annotations! i realize i probably only understood about 10% during my first time through it all. but that 10% alone was well worth it. thank you!! | |
| Community Blog Discussions - Why your tactics aren’t improving great advice. yet, i do wonder if you guys (titled players) tend to gloss over the difference in skill levels among players rated "Between about 1500 and 2000...." to me, it's huge & complicated. but … | |
| Community Blog Discussions - Is this Chess or Community? 100% :) | |
| Community Blog Discussions - Science of Chess: Proving yourself wrong Habits like "getting too carried away by the possibility that we might be right," might be much deeper for adults. I seem to be in a cycle where I hit bottom, then re-discover this problem--a kind of … | |
| Community Blog Discussions - Blood, Sweat, and Pawns bitter sweet. i enjoyed the game--thought you played remarkably well, especially considering the circumstances! and i think we only ever lose like that once. it's too painful to forget. | |
| Community Blog Discussions - No Fear, Just Sacks Great game! Great annotations!! Great player!!! | |
| Community Blog Discussions - Learning from Jacob Aagaard @Graque that's logical. i understand. there's likely no right way. the reason i like to begin the opponent's moves is because i still fail to spend enough time on the opponent's moves generally. so i … | |
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