So many words. It is simple. When GM Nunn is writing about White's plans of attack and them being reduced by almost half because of 6...e6 he is writing about middlegame plans of attack.
The half of the middlegame plans of attack that were eliminated by 6...e6 aren't going to magically reappear. See just that simple. Instead you want to throw a blizzard of words of confusion on the matter. That is because you don't understand.
It is very simple indeed. You are incapable to understand even the simplest thing.
Stop mentioning Ron Henley. He has nothing to do with the nonsense you say. I'm sure he tried to teach you something as I am also sure he eventually realised you are a lost case. Of course he didn't tell you that. He probably told you something like:
"I have to move to Jamaica because my mother in law has Alice-in-Wonderland syndrome."
I have known Ron Henley since 1975. And you don't know what you are talking about. Shut up about my friend Ron.
If indeed was your friend you would shut up about him. If he learns the stupid things you say he will be very embarrassed(if he doesn't die from laughing).
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The truth is you don't know which White plans of attack are eliminated by Black's move 6...e6? I know you will try to bullshit your way out of answering because you don't know.
So many words. It is simple. When GM Nunn is writing about White's plans of attack and them being reduced by almost half because of 6...e6 he is writing about middlegame plans of attack.
The half of the middlegame plans of attack that were eliminated by 6...e6 aren't going to magically reappear. See just that simple. Instead you want to throw a blizzard of words of confusion on the matter. That is because you don't understand.
It is very simple indeed. You are incapable to understand even the simplest thing.
Stop mentioning Ron Henley. He has nothing to do with the nonsense you say. I'm sure he tried to teach you something as I am also sure he eventually realised you are a lost case. Of course he didn't tell you that. He probably told you something like:
"I have to move to Jamaica because my mother in law has Alice-in-Wonderland syndrome."
I have known Ron Henley since 1975. And you don't know what you are talking about. Shut up about my friend Ron.