The light without dark
Summer without the winter —
this duality
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Haiku: Duality
Tag: chess
Whither the origin of chess — Stabroek News (Reblog)
A senior official of the International Chess Federation, known by its French acronym FIDE, once noted that perhaps the game of chess was devised by aliens. I laughed. How ridiculous! The moment passed. However, as I widened my listening and reading skills, the thought that chess was alien oriented did not seem so far-fetched after […]
Whither the origin of chess — Stabroek News
Three-Dimensional Chess — shadowplay (Reblog)
I read Walter Tevis’s The Queen’s Gambit years ago and loved it. His other filmed books, The Hustler and The Man Who Fell to Earth are great too, and made good movies but the books are still worthy of investigation. The Color of Money doesn’t really have anything much in common with Scorsese’s film and […]
Three-Dimensional Chess — shadowplay
Of Chess and Art — Artschaft (Reblog)
Chess is a beautiful game. Like artists painting their worlds within the confines of a canvas, so do chess players build their vision within the square-format of their board.
Of Chess and Art — Artschaft
Review: Foundation or the best chess game ever! — (Reblog)
Hello people! I hope you all are well! Today I am really excited because I am here with the first review for Sci-Fi Month, and I am reviewing a book that took me completely by surprise, so… let’s start! Title: FoundationSeries: Foundation #1Author: Isaac AsimovPage Count: 244 For twelve thousand years the Galactic Empire has […]
Review: Foundation or the best chess game ever! —
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