Here is what happened to my opponent, who was kicking my ass.
http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1105674857
Extreme Bouts of Chess Blindness
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Ellie47 wrote:
I read a book called The Joy of Stress, it's about making stress work in your favor. It recommends to avoid burnout, transferring the blood supply to a different part of the brain, thus stressing a different area and thereby allowing it to get on with quietly computing everything it has learned. By stressing I mean something like tackling some difficult and annoying weeding job that needs doing in your yard, and it will require all your attention to deal with it. Hope this helps.
I may have a look at that. Sounds interesting, even if not helpful in this particular context.
I read a book called The Joy of Stress, it's about making stress work in your favor. It recommends to avoid burnout, transferring the blood supply to a different part of the brain, thus stressing a different area and thereby allowing it to get on with quietly computing everything it has learned. By stressing I mean something like tackling some difficult and annoying weeding job that needs doing in your yard, and it will require all your attention to deal with it. Hope this helps.