Again, I am your Huckleberry!peter wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2020 7:41 amYou really talk about me?
Which one move is better to you in the given position?
Doesn't it matter to you?
Why than all that fuzz?
And not to ignore your other one "argument", only composed problems would have only one soution, that depends on your definition of "solution".
I tell you once again in case you didn't read or get this one I said before (or ignored it), any position in chess, you want to play onwards from, has to have a single solution, if you want to play and if it's your turn. You have to decide for a single one move for your side, if you can't decide, you have to resign, not having found the "solution" of the position.
So you once in while just have to decide here and now, if you want to play.
And now, my huckleberry friend (which you tell me to be, btw you know Moon River, don't you?), what's your next move regards
"And not to ignore your other one "argument", only Absolute, that depends on your definition of "solution"."
It is not my definition. Chess is a game of absolutes. That is what draw us all to the game of chess! Chess is a game of absolutes.
And you did ignore the problem. "And not to ignore your other one "argument" And then you just did ignore the argument.
And just to clue you in, that is what absolute means.