How to Analyze position Scientifically (part-2,Identification)

Nice explaination but any player with a little experience follows this algorithm subconciously.

Why is this scientific?

If you have any shortcut way to be succeded, then share it please.
Power of short games comes from long game, long thinking and experiance.
If you ask any expert , they will say the same thing.

yes, of course. Please read my part -3, it will be more easier to understand.

The original works of this algorithm are more complex, i presented it here for normal user.

Without complete visualization , you can not do well in puzzle solving.

you need to practise it and you can optimize it acoording to your positional need and COMFORT.

The idea comes from an original scientific work and it does follow all necessary steps to become

•  Complete
•  Accurate
•  Easy
•  Quick
  
  

K sir..

This is a clever response to this concern.

What the OP is talking about here explains why, if you really want to improve your overall chess skills, slow time controls are very important. You need that extra time to 'train' your thinking process.

A year ago, when I tried to play 15 minute games, I was in a panic most of the time with hardly any idea of how to deal with different situations.

Then I started playing 3 day/move games. In these games, I am able to follow a system for evaluating a position at my own pace. After a few months of this, I found myself doing some of the system in my blitz games.

It's like playing a guitar. When you first start, you have to think about things such as finger placement, strumming, picking, tempo, tune and several other things. And, accordingly, when you first start playing guitar, you play very slowly because you have to actually think about these things. But, of course, once you have practiced slowly for a while, you can play faster because these things become almost subconscious.

Regarding your example...why not just play forcing moves?

Sir I have my own way of thinking while solving, but will love to learn from you cos I am very weak in making plans.. as a beginner I think my tactic rating point here is very good.

Easier said than done. The problem is that I see forcing moves everywhere and threats that don't exist.(eg: in the example i was looking at Nc3 then I took the hanging bishop )  

 
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