Why do we make unprincipled moves in Chess?

@Brian-E said in #20:
> That book is one of a series of books on the theme "Black is OK..." by the late András Adorján who presents evidence on the subject from the point of view of practical human play. But no-one has proven anything one way or another as regards the theoretical outcome of the game. That is the point.
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> No-one has suggested that no solution exists. Only that we currently do not know what that solution is, and quite possibly never will.

There is a solution. Do you think Magnus Carlsen is good at throwing a jab? If you do not know what I am talking about look it up. I am also not speaking metaphorically.

because we dont use engines while playing :)

You did not answer my more basic/higher question depending how you look at it. I suppose there is no way to beat someone as dedicated as Magnus or a machine that can calculate to a high depth. I will give you the benefit on the doubt on that for sure. I have one more topic that will shed light on all of this.

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