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Story summary
- The author attributes his success to a psychological strategy that induces anxiety in opponents and believes true victory lies in the psychological tension.
- He describes the Cardozo-Fright-Strategy Combination as disrupting opponents' focus, causing mistakes.
- He draws parallels between chess and the Esther story, noting that King Achashverosh and Haman lose their composure after unexpected actions.
- He expresses disinterest in playing against computers because they lack emotional responses.
