Wouldn't be preferrable to devote the time you spent to write down this errr, thesis on chess, and which says nothing to anyone, to the study of a few classical games?
I imagine that would depend on what you mean by "preferrable", and to whom it applies.
I don’t think there is a way of knowing for the ideal first move in chess. The game is still an unsolved equation. As long as it remains a problem, and we could not resolve with absolute certainty of its ending, it will remain a mystery. For how can we talk of an ideal beginning when we don't even know anything sure about the ending? However, we could make reasonable judgments based on the precepts laid to us by the 'experts'. e4, d4 and c4 are among the most sensible moves. I would like put my bet on e4. It is dynamic and very principled. I’m sure Bobby Fischer will agree with me!
footsoldier to queen ...really? More than one queen on the board....sounds legit? think about it man read post 239 in that htread
I already read the whole thread, you got many responses to your question; I suggest you to read it again yourself.