What is behind the evil smarts of stockfish??

Has anyone found it hard to comprehend how you can teach a COMPUTER to play chess?!??!?!?!? Soon they will be taking over the world. *Stockfish flips on the ground*

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All you need to do is tell the computer the rules of chess, and that's all! 

A chessbot partnered with a person good at chess can beat any chessbot on it's own. Hell, I almost beat Stockfish, but then I blundered by picking a bad move the computer suggested

Could you show us the game?

1. Stockfish searches through positions at a certain depth

2. Stockfish evaluates the "value"of each position using a evaluation algorithm

3. Stockfish finds the move with the highest "value" (highest if it plays white and lowest if it plays black) and uses that move.

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/4904508649 Here is the game

Near the end of the match, I had a good game going against it

Both me and Stockfish had lost significant amounts of pieces, but Stockfish had a queen and used it and a rook to checkmate me when I made a dumb move before Stockfish's final move

I was using Tarrasch running Stockfish as my partner next to the browser

Without stockfish, I would have been defeated even sooner

AI (artificial intelligence) is something that people programs a thing using a programming language like JavaScript, Python, C++, etc. The algorithm of stockfish is like this:

In a game, stockfish will repeat this:

1. Find all the legal moves in the position.

2. Calculate the 'value', or 'score' at the position. For example, +M2 means White to mate in 2.

3. Find the highest 'value'.

4. So, that is the best move! Done!