Reported for mind control
Is Luck a factor in chess ?
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Sep 17, 2024
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#83
It is possible to create situations that attract luck. Strategically. Tactically. Mentally too.Why are some results under certain actions? Is it necessary to explain to demystify or simply use it to our advantage?The risk of taking apart a phenomenon to discover how the mechanism works is the damage to the mechanism. The ancestors of all cultures created actions to achieve and attract luck. A trick to put your mind in faith mode? A cluster of small rituals to produce imaginary power? do you have amulet ,talisman,small actions of hope and faith ?
Sep 17, 2024
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#84
Optimissed escribió:
For instance, what about the time when I was due to play in the first round of a tournament in the evening and in the afternoon I had a spare hour? I picked up a chess book, opened it at random and. proceeded to learn the best line for white in an unusual gambit somewhat related to the Blumenfeld, I think. I just did that to sharpen up. and amazingly, I got that exact line that evening and it was one I may well have lost because I didn't understand or even know of the existence of that line before picking that exact page, at random, that afternoon. Did I somehow make my opponent play that line by mental control?
Mind is a complex mechanism.Observe one sportist before to try break a record.Posible you can watch athlete in a contemplation of their future acts before move.This is the creative visualitation to sport.If you can watch what you want happens,the mind can accept that this apparently act was realized ,yet if only in mind,is not so hard...Is like a thing not new for you.Did happens on mind and is possible.I did use this concentration to add weight on my squats.Arnold Schawrzenegger said that he was imagine their biceps like mountains while trainning.
For instance, what about the time when I was due to play in the first round of a tournament in the evening and in the afternoon I had a spare hour? I picked up a chess book, opened it at random and. proceeded to learn the best line for white in an unusual gambit somewhat related to the Blumenfeld, I think. I just did that to sharpen up. and amazingly, I got that exact line that evening and it was one I may well have lost because I didn't understand or even know of the existence of that line before picking that exact page, at random, that afternoon. Did I somehow make my opponent play that line by mental control?