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“The Secret Ingredient of Every World Champion (And It’s Not What You Think)”
“Every chessboard is the same. The champions are not.” Watch a world chess champion long enough and you start to suspect they’re not playing the same game as the rest of us. Same 64 squares, same knight’s L, same ticking clock — but somehow, they’re moving in a dimension we can’t see. And what lets them live there?Not memory. Not calculation. Something stranger, slipperier. Originality!A style that’s their own. A
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