Why they're in this flesh, I just want to emphasise the role of awareness, awareness in chess isn't
just from loud sounding sounding moves, being able to calculate them.
If I do that loud sounding move, they do that loud sounding move.
And this is the trip I have from the position.
Sometimes there are emerging facts.
Which when you calculate there are little facts which are undeniable, like the subtle effects of obstruction
or liberation.
So when we calculate their actions, there's weakness of the last five killer common squares.
And the liberation effects or the closure effects as well, liberate or block in.
Open up or close, the closer a face so we can't just get the truth of possessions.
From just being aware of the loud moves, sometimes the quiet moves celebrate the thanks.
Much better the facts that we gather from our awareness, so in fact, the process of calculating variations
gives us a great insight into what's going on in a position here.
There are certain facts we can gather about exposition, which are kind of undeniable.
The king is the only thing that protects H7 undeniable fact.
Just bear that in mind, the bishop is looking at H7.
The queen can't go to the fray because the bishop over here, these are facts that we're we're gathering.
We're getting aware of the possibilities or the lack of possibilities.
It seems we're we're constrained.
If we look at forcing moves, the Lord forcing moves 965, we can be aware of this.
If we actually play, we're in a really miserable position.
So this is actually Vishy Anand against Michael Adams, this would be really kind of nice for black
blockading that so-called ice like Queen's.
It feels as though we're being sat on.
Is this a miserable position or is there something in it?
Actually, there is something in this position.
But if we just reserve our calculations that are allowed moves, we don't get the awareness and celebration
of the facts of the case, so to speak.
If we play B5, it's a fact actually that here.
They have allowed move night Sifry, which had some cocaine, and then they just take so it seems even
be five years out of the question, is this like a really miserable position or what?
But do they now both tell the whole story?
Do they tell us the truth of the position?
Hold on a sec.
Let's just rewind there.
So we play B5.
Is there a fact in terms of liberation or closing up of pieces?
There is a fact.
Hold on at this moment and let's not talk about 40 moves at this moment.
The bishop is obstructed.
So it's the reverse of liberation.
You've locked in that Bishop.
What does this mean?
The bishop hasn't got a view of CIFOR or differe or Itoh or EF1.
That's an undeniable fact in this moment.
Now, if we resolve ourselves only looking at the loud sounding moves, our truth of this position can
be severely distorted after night saying see free instead of the auto recaptcha.
Hold on a sec.
Can we celebrate the fact that we've established just then that the bishop is blocked and there is a
move here which is a quiet move, but a kind of move you can have quiet but killer moves.
It's a common trap in beginners courses that might teach, you know, the power of always looking out
for the loud sounding forcing moves.
But sometimes they don't celebrate the facts of the case, the facts of your position.
Here is a quiet move which celebrates some facts of the position, the earlier fact we've established
the king is the only peace protecting 87 and the bishop hasn't got a view over here as remove instead
of the automatic recapture that we can do when we prioritize.
By the way, yeah, Cheque's captious frat's of making one and two is a golden key to at least give
you a glimpse of some of those possibilities.
Even when they capture one of your pieces, your instinct is to recapture.
But sometimes the A one or two needs to be considered as an alternative to recapture.
Is there such a threat of one or two here?
Yes, there is, because when you create a battering, you immediately create a common square as you
can create a battering here using the fact the bishop hasn't got a view on differe, you've done a kind
of reverse liberation.
You've blocked in that bishop.
You've got Queen Differe threatening checkmate.
It winds a tampoe.
You've just one time on the chessboard, it's like you're playing an extra moving for free.
What do they do here?
Well, sex was played, and after Bishop S.C free gas, what blacks losing a place, this is a folk
plan, essentially losing a going to win in the special night.
What's the point I was trying to make here?
Well, when we calculate, yeah, it's reassuring to calculate the loud moves, but sometimes the quiet
moves are really dangerous as well.
They do celebrate sometimes the facts of the positions and pieces are temporarily locked and blocked.
And the king is the only king if if the king is the only piece holding a pawn.
These are very, very exciting facts.
It's kind of make use and combine as this example shows, so, yeah, Black had to resign her VECCI
and later became world chess champion tactical genius, but so is Michael Adams, multiple times per
champion, both absolute geniuses on chess board.
But this is just one of those positions where it's interesting that these facts accumulate and sometimes
it's the quiet moves that the killer moves.
OK, that's a much.