Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 07:17:21 12/05/00
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On December 04, 2000 at 21:31:26, stuart taylor wrote: >This is not on the topic of THIS of topic thread, nor directly of comp. chess, >but just a quick question, which interests me (I'm serious, of course), >Is having less patience, when getting older, a sign of weakness, or is it a >greater understanding, meaning that you understand quicker that something may be >irrelevant? And, as a person gets older, perhaps his mind thinks of many many >more considerations the whole time, rendering other things, a big waste of time >and not worthy of extra thought consumption. > I personally want to do whatever possible to reverse my aging proccess, and to >have alot more patience etc. so that I COULD spend hours on energy consuming >childishness, but won't. >Thanks for any reply, >S.Taylor I think it has to do with "experience". If you haven't seen something before, you are probably going to be more likely to sit back and watch to see how it develops. Once you have seen it enough, you can make a decision much quicker. IE the often quick GM draws.
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