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There's the story about a man who wanted to improve his chess. So
he went to study with a chess champion.
He learned the Ruy Lopez and he learned the King's Indian. And after he learned those two new moves, he noticed he didn't win any more games than he usually did. So he went to study with a grandmaster. He learned to queen side castle early, and he learned to set up an en passant. Yet neither did knowing those two new strategies give him an edge to win any more games than he usually did. So he went to study with Werner. And he learned to develop his pawns. |
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