Saturday, May 26, 2007

The lazy way
























Right now I'm testing the hypothesis that I can skip the tiring process of trial and error (after what pops up immediately) and go direct to the solution and try to understand and learn that.

3 comments:

  1. Hi Tempo,
    This is an interesting topic. My next entry on my blog I will give you my thoughts.
    Jim

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  2. sometimes we dont need a plan, but less plans. sometimes we dont need more tactics, but sitting quietly. sometimes we dont need more training, but more rest. sometimes we need massive effort, for months, like a crazy person, day after day. there is no panacea.

    this is exactly what i wrote you at my big post, from the 7th of October, 2006:

    "Saying What is NOT being said: simple, middle, or complex":
    http://dk-transformation.blogspot.
    .com/2006/10/saying-what-is-not-being-said-simple.html

    in architecture, there is a saying by German Architect, Mies Van Der Rohe, "Less is more". Sometimes, more is more, or less is less. but the more programs we have, the less focus we have.

    i am trying to do less programs, but, whatever i do, i do 100%. then i shift after to other parts of chess study.

    warmly, dk

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  3. i do that...i like to think i am learning the correct way from the start...

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