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No this is not the solution, the game is not over after Rxh7. after Rxh7 Kxh7 if you make 1 mistake as white the game is a draw. This is a puzzle to win as white not draw. All black needs is 1 move to equalize the position, you have to make sure you dont give them that.

@Joshe 1) a rook is worth more than a bishop and black does not want to trade his rook for that bishop. If he does, the game is completely over because then White has four pawns and black has two pawns. White can stop black pawns easily and black cannot. So do you not assume that Black will just give up their important rook for the bishop.

Is winning = overwhelming advantage. Not necessarily a forced checkmate. For example, if you win a piece that is considered a winning advantage. As long as there isn't any obvious positional strategies that give your opponent an edge. Sometimes your opponent could sacrifice a piece to get a winning positional advantage, But if your opponent loses a piece for nothing, then that's just a winning advantage for you.

There's a very clear logical sequence that wins for white. If you guys want me to give the solution, tell me. What makes this challenging might be that some of the patterns haven't been seen before. This puzzles rating on lichess was 2322

White to move and win. White pawns move up.

Puzzle 4, reupload White to move and win. White pawns move up.

Yes the puzzle continues, white to move and win. Final possition must be a clear win for white.

lmfaOAOO this guy. Soon hes going to sack the squares and board. Ill post a mix but i wont go to extreme dont worry.

@Leo Gura Okay I'm going to start leveling it up then, no more going easy on you.

@Leo Gura I'm surprised you found this one the easiest? Okay in the future you have to prove you found it because I don't believe it.

Puzzle 3 White to move, find the best move.

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@LastThursday @Jannes Those are some good ideas, but there's a very key brilliant move in the position, it's that move that when you see it you get the "AHA moment" it all clicks

https://www.facebook.com/bryanjohnsonblueprint/posts/im-going-to-test-psilocybin-as-a-longevity-therapy-heres-my-protocol-in-recent-s/801000206241737

@Charlotte I ran chatgpt deep research for things people did that cured there covid induced chronic fatigue. https://chatgpt.com/s/t_69448b3e440c8191bcfc2d3ddee5bdb4

That's it, what I wanted people to investigate was whether they could find the forced sequence to win whites queen. Then to evaluate the final position and ask your self, "is this a good move?". Turns out forcing the capture of whites queen losses the game. Also figuring out how to win the queen is harder than the actual puzzle lol

OK guys ONE PUZZLE A DAY. ========================== puzzle 2 ============================= White to move, find the best move.

I feel the pain, and agree. I'm sorry you're in this situation. It took me 12 years to get any quality of life back after spending all my money experimenting and being told "its all in your head" by every living creature besides my dog. At this point I wouldn't trust a doctor to cut my steak. I wouldn't know where to begin to solve your issue. Other than to realize your body is behaving in ways that are super counterintuitive. And that the things that used to work for you in the past don't anymore. Basic things like poor air quality can be something your body just can't handle anymore. Do research with AI to find people that reported having the same issue as you were covid gave them chronic fatigue and see what they did to resolve it. The most valuable thing is people reporting on how they resolve the issue who had the exact same covid problem you're having right now.

@Joseph Maynor Remindes me of this https://youtu.be/h24D87SqaLQ?si=l5u_hH-JQZu6hfeZ

Nice! I didnt expect such a solid outcome. If you guys want to go the extra mile, see if you can find the sequence that wins whites queen.

It takes time to build anything of value. What I want to do and what I am doing are not aligned. My next project is to take actualized.org and turn it into a game where it can be practised more directly. The ideal would be chess, except if it was expanded to be where the quality of your ideas wins. I have various visions like this that I have mapped out already and when it's time im gonna put them into place. But the forum is in a way "idea chess".

I had schizophrenia for 12 years, thousand of my voices in my head and visuals. I discovered that my schizophrenia was caused by an allergy to chemicals. And now it's silence for the most part.

One of the questions I have is why did it take 17 years to know that you had B12 deficiency?

I fully agree to what you're pointing to, and the point ive been making was not to say that there's only one cause. Its to bring awareness to a major cause virtually no one knows about that keeps a lot of people with chronic fatigue stuck for the rest of their lives. My main concern is leading people in the right direction when they're told their chronic illness is permanent, and there is no cure by the healthcare industry which i view as a far worse ethical problem to move against. There's so many underlying factors and each of them all circle back to each other. Say thyroid problems or low iron levels causing chronic fatigue and that's likely the case for some people, but what's causing the thyroid problems? Is it the chemical exposure? And what is the cure thyroid hormone? Because that doesn't work for most people. So it ends up being circular. The conventional main cause is also not curing people's chronic fatigue. "the main cause" that the science is pointing to doesn't exist. Professionals rarely get results in practice and patients are left to fend for themselves and become their own doctors. This is the core problem of why anyone would be seeking help online. But I do have to push back a bit because the science does show a link between chemical sensitivity and MCAS with chronic fatigue. Is there a personal experience youd like to share on the topic with chronic fatigue? Im getting the impression that you've struggled with this yourself?