I Called It!

As always, opinions are my own, not those of Lichess.org.

I continue to hold out hope that victims of illness can overcome it, as humanists such as Carl Rogers expand our worldview with such works as On Becoming a Person: A Therapist's View of Psychotherapy. There is a tremendous amount our society has to learn to more effectively communicate with each other, and I am hopeful that in such learning we can advance the useful arts and sciences. Gens una sumus.

It's great to see Ding playing well! Honestly, I was a bit worried after he fell into time pressure that he might choke again, but now the match is wide open and promising exciting games!

On a side note: tea is better than coffee for regulating health and promoting brain activity:
https://youtu.be/SpGERrlBuhw?t=77

I wonder, though... by calling it without thoroughly explaining my prediction, perhaps I'm just employing the Pie strat?
https://youtu.be/cb6d95TZkRY

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Photo credit: Randall Munroe