gowan wrote:
So in either case, White lives. In one case White gets points, in the other no points, but White lives in both cases.
I wouldn't have thought about this, since I was still looking at the problem from the point where black dies or not, not considering the fact that white remains alive.
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 9:10 pm
by EdLee
Off topic:
I was still looking at... not considering...
Hi Paul,
Isn't it nice that Go teaches us...
To:
Look more deeply (not just the surface);
Look more broadly (the big and bigger pictures);
Look at not only our own situation, but our opponent's;
See the reality as it is (objectively; not subjectively, biased by our blindness, selfishness, over-confidence, cowardice, convenience, prejudices, jealousy, anger, stupidity, immaturity, impatience, greed, etc.)
( The same can be said about chess, many genuine martial arts, and other disciplines. )
)