Uri I hope you have a good morning and day, in my country it is 10:25 p.m.Uri Blass wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2025 3:10 amFather wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2025 12:17 am
Uri, both your games and Larry Kaufman's that we have observed here, do not have any glaring errors... for the time controls, in my knowledge and understanding, which is no more than that of a critic and interpreter of the scientific game, they are excellent human productions of chess art... Furthermore, if we place the games of the world championships in classical time, under the magnifying glass of supercomputers, the rating will undoubtedly deteriorate for the human under a superhuman magnifying glass or beyond the human.
I disagree.
The games have tactical calculation mistakes.
In the case of my loss against human opponent I did not show the full game but only part of it when I made the mistake.
In my case I can explain pshychological reason for playing the blunder h3+ too fast because my opponent did not play a move that I considered illogical so I did not suspect that I miss something and also I had no alternative that seems to me good after not thinking much(I thought that without my h pawn white has the advantage because of better pawn structure so I did not consider except h3+ other move except Be7 that I rejected as too passive).
[d]r3r1k1/pp3p1p/2pb4/3p3q/6np/1PNPP1P1/PBR2PK1/3Q3R b - - 1 20
The unlucky thing for me is the fact that white can reply Kg1 against h3+ so the main time that I used was to look at this line earlier and did not check the line h3+ Rxh3 to see if it is correct.
In case white had no move against h3+ except Rxh3 I probably could see that Rxh3 is strong because I could check Rxh3 for more time and see that the line is bad for me and think more about other alternatives and maybe could find Qg6(cannot check it)
My opponent told me after the game that he saw the full lines with Nxd1 some moves before I played h3+ and also saw the line that I did not play Qg6 Rxh4 Nxf2(Engines claim Nxe3+ is better but Nxf2 is also winning) but hoped he is going to find something else after Qg6.
He played the last moves relatively fast because he understood he had no good alternatives and it was also a good practical decision because I had less time to think on his time.
I would believe that chess games are ultimately lost due to tactical errors. But also because of the psychological implosion when one is as a human being faced with a frozen computer that has no compassion for us. That is, by collapse. And what I do not observe in those positions provided are any traces of collapse. I would believe that in such tactically complex positions in front of a computer, the
miracle for humans is to revive.
