dumb given position, because it's impossible, and all depend on situation. There are a plenty of openings to learn instead absorption of this "situation"

  I DON'T PROFESS TO  BE  GREAT  AT  CHESS AND  FAR FROM IT,  BUT I  AM

OPEN TO LEARNING  MORE  TACTICS AND STRATEGY WITH  WHICH TO CONTROL

THE CENTER.  I  LIKE  IT      AND WOULD GIVE IT A TRY IF  I COULD

YOUR KING AND QUEEN PAWNS ARE OUT,  DEVELOPMENT IS  GOOD

THE  KING IS CASTLED  AND THE  QUEEN  IS NOT IN FOREFRONT  BUT BACK UNTIL

NEEDED,  YOUR  BISHOP IS  COVERING BLACKS F7 PAWN WHILE YOUR OTHER BISHOP COVER C 7 PAWN  AND  YOUR  KNIGHTS ARE DEVELOPED, BLACK IS NOT DEVELOPED  ,  BUT THIS IS  FROM  A BEGINNERS  POINT OF VIEW

kbcbishop is wrong, it is a possible situation,  it would just take more than 7 moves.

 

I don't like it, both bishops are unprotected. And why a symmetrical configuration in an assymetrical game?

once you get this pos. the heavens open up and rain the finest beer.

Everybody knows this is an ideal situation,but reality is usually bit different.

It is extremely hard to get to this position. Plus you can't forget about Black's moves. There will be conflict.

anyway, one thing is to get to this position, and another thing is use it sucessfully

In fact, it is impossible to get to this place. With white castling, white has seven moves. That means at least one black knight would have to still be out. 

But there is much center control by white if black allows it to get anywhere near this position!