Hmmm, interesting puzzle. The king moves one square at a time. But because of its diagonal move, it breaks the flat 2D of just traversing rank or file, and instead goes through both simultaneously . implying another dimension.
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Hmmm, interesting puzzle. The king moves one square at a time. But because of its diagonal move, it breaks the flat 2D of just traversing rank or file, and instead goes through both simultaneously . implying another dimension.
There is more to it. Try expand the idea into more of an evidence.
I came here from another riddle:
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/chess-logic-puzzle
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Hi people,
Today I do propose you to solve a mystery.
Advanced players are sure aware, chess is not in 2D.
Easy to find reasons are: Knight moves, castling, stuff. Implying chess actually uses 3D.
But there is a more subtle reason aswell.
And that, is the King's walk.
The King's walk do implies chess is using 3D.
How? Why?