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Chess and Politics

Sunday, March 9, 2008

If you ever take the time to read through grandmaster chess games, you’ll find that once a player obtains a substantial material advantage (takes a rook, bishop, or knight, for example) the other player resigns immediately. While most inexperienced players in this position choose to fight it out, grandmasters know that once there’s a disparity in power, the game is over. Why is this?

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