"Everybody can appreciate a good painting or a delicate piece of music. It is part of our deeper brain-system , it's as natural to us as having the ability to speak and to walk (or breath). It is all about our sensors , eyes and ears , and our motors , legs and arms.

Appreciating a nice math or phys-formula or a nice chess-position or a chess-combination is only possible when you are educated,specialized in the subject. It is not a natural thing . Learning to swim is easier than learning to play chess or solve a differential equation.

There is beauty in math , just look at Eulers equation : e^(i*pi) + 1 = 0 . It contains and relates all the primary numbers of math. 0 (Zero Murray) , 1 , pi(3.14) and e(2.71) and the imaginary number i .

There is beauty in phys too , look at Einsteins equation : E = mc^2 , very simple , but very deep philosophicaly .

And there is beauty in chess , often also because of the deep philosophics behind the position or combination.

People use pattern recognition , they do less good in calculus. Chess engines use brute-force calculations , but up to now they are fairly bad in pattern recognition. An interesting field for engine-designers. You can say that humans use a parallel processor (brain) and that engines use a serial processor." pelly1"Everybody can appreciate a good painting or a delicate piece of music. It is part of our deeper brain-system , it's as natural to us as having the ability to speak and to walk (or breath). It is all about our sensors , eyes and ears , and our motors , legs and arms.

There is beauty in phys too , look at Einsteins equation : E = mc^2 , very simple , but very deep philosophicaly .

And there is beauty in chess , often also because of the deep philosophics behind the position or combination.

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