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Subject: Re: Sun Tzu: What about chess?! (O.T.)

Author: Torstein Hall

Date: 11:42:38 02/04/01

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On February 04, 2001 at 14:19:21, Tim OConnor wrote:

>quite true

And how easy do you find to adapt Sun Tzus book to chess?

I have not read the book, but can you come up with some great examples for
chess? Something I easily could adopt to to improve my play?
I remember spesially well the advice from one "Chess Manual". It sounded like
this in my free translation from Norwegian. " First and foremost, do no
mistakes!" I hope Sun Tzu is a bit more to the point!

Torstein

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