@5608
"come to the conclusion that chess is a draw"
++ I gave not one but 6 arguments. At least taken together this evidence
compells the mind to accept the fact that chess is a draw as true.
Correction. It compels your mind. Not mine or that of anyone precise.
This is because you do not understand that 6 unreliable arguments don't add up to 1 reliable argument. [They add up to greater confidence, not infinitely greater].
The fact that you think a tiny sample of games by imperfect players leads to a deduction that chess is a draw shows you don't know what deduction is.
@5609
"is there a possibility it is a forced win for black aswell? Like in a zugzwang or something."
++ No. Argument 5 takes that possibility into account, it is impossible to explain in a consistent way the data with the assumption that chess were a win for white or black.
It runs contrary to the observation that the initiative i.e.
+1 tempo in the initial position forms some kind of advantage, albeit insufficient to win.
It would also lead to contradictions by strategy stealing.
If 1 e4 c5 were a win for black, then 1 c3 e5 2 c4 would be a white win.
If 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 were a black win,
then 1 Nf3 d5 2 g3 c5 3 d3 Nc6 4 d4 would be a white win.