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What is the meaning of Brilliancy?
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you are correct minidangelo
attawi_1 wrote:
Everyone makes mistakes, if it weren't for mistakes, we wouldn't know what's right
True but irrelevant.
Apr 18, 2023
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It just makes beginners feel good about themselves even though they shouldn’t
marqumax wrote:
It just makes beginners feel good about themselves even though they shouldn’t
hahah...yep! i realized it this morning while doing yoga that i shouldn't be happy.
hi
Apr 19, 2023
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#8
I think it's luck if you made the move and didn't think about it at all. It's good to see a brilliant move to discover "why" it's brilliant and learn something.
But I agree with your first statement. If it's followed by a miss or a blunder you didn't see why this move is brilliant.
Sceptiquebleu wrote:
I think it's luck if you made the move and didn't think about it at all. It's good to see a brilliant move to discover "why" it's brilliant and learn something.
But I agree with your first statement. If it's followed by a miss or a blunder you didn't see why this move is brilliant.
i think it's not possible at all for me to do a brilliancy in a blitz game then
ehm42 wrote:
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nope!
Apr 19, 2023
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#14
minidangelo wrote:
Sceptiquebleu wrote:
I think it's luck if you made the move and didn't think about it at all. It's good to see a brilliant move to discover "why" it's brilliant and learn something.
But I agree with your first statement. If it's followed by a miss or a blunder you didn't see why this move is brilliant.
i think it's not possible at all for me to do a brilliancy in a blitz game then
But you can think on a blitz game.
Does brilliancy even mean anything when we consider that single move? I mean if a "brilliancy" is followed by a mistake or a blunder it was just a fluke. Luck.