I say play to try to create a masterpiece every single game & go as far as u can from the edge of the box.
That would be the center of the box
No (2) thingys can occupy the same space at the same time....they say. And since you're already at the center of the box ?
And I'm sure you're warm & comfy in there n ur chesspiece flannel yammies........
Yusupov makes a good point: too often, amateurs go chasing after their opponent's pieces hoping they will just get tired and agree to the trade. It's much better to play actively. This will give your opponent two bad choices, either defend with a material deficit or resort to trades.
This is how Smyslov and Gelfand played in the above games.