how to become a chess engine

the way mikhail botvinnik taught kasparov, karpov, and kramnik to get good was, take grandmaster games, look at the best move you find, and compare it to the move that the grandmaster played. with this, they became the best chess players of all time. I came up with a new and improved version of this strategy, take any chess game, look at the best move that you found and compare it to the move that the engine plays, depending on how much you practice this, you will become the chess engine in a few years or decades. I'm not saying, memorize each position in the game. they say that the more you do something, the more you understand it. what I am saying is, once you do this, you will understand the chess engine's thought process and use it for yourself. please leave your thoughts about this in the rest of the forum

Engines don't have thought processes (Ai may have them, but it's sketchy even then). They use various search techniques to narrow down possible good moves, and ultimately brute force the rest. It's purely calculation of several positions, to get a pawn, or go for a checkmate.