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"[[Checkmate]]" is the result of substance abuse, and no chess player wants to put himself in that position.
 
"[[Checkmate]]" is the result of substance abuse, and no chess player wants to put himself in that position.
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== Decision-making ==
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Chess requires decision-making, as many as 50 or so per player per game.  Making decisions and then moving on to the next decisions, without being burdened by prior ones, is a healthy mindset to develop and chess promotes that.
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Top players in chess can assess their optimal next move without feeling bound by their prior ones.  An early chess strategy is abandoned for a better one by top chess players when the changing circumstances on the board warrant it.  This trait is healthy and reinforced by economic principles such as the [[Coase theorem]].  Chess reinforces this.
 
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