If an engine is weaker than a human and the human plays a very good move. It will consider it a bad move. Because it is programmed to play at a certain level. And even magnus has a crushing score over hikaru nakamura. My point is that magnus carlsen always plays with the engines and memorises each move they recommend him so he probably even knows how to play them. Actually it is true in the way I say. I watched most of magnus games and analyised them myself and with a top engine for many hours. And almost all of his moves are the engines top recommended moves so I still have to disagree with you and say that you are wrong.
Which game was it and which engine you used? What setting was the engine on? How many cores did it use in your computer and for how long?
I'd like to see just one of his games when 'almost all of the moves' are top engine choices.
I'm not attacking Magnus in any way, don't get me wrong.
I'm just saying that it's literally impossible that anyone plays top engine moves almost all the time.
So which games are the ones you're talking about?
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Gnrf he actually does play the engines moves check any of his solid games with stockfish or Komodo or Houdini. Next make sure you say something correct instead of embarrassing yourself. It is actually true.
I have checked some games on Kingscrusher's channel. He uses Komodo, Rybka, and Fritz. Carlsen makes engine moves in positions where he has an advantage and there is only 10 moves to consider, yes.
But not in a way as you say.
Even lichess's browser version of Stockfish with only 256 mb ram allocated points out his errors.