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Earth vs. Space Chess Match 2008 The Trouble With Being Too Open-Minded ...
Earth vs. Space Chess Match 2008 The Trouble With Being Too Open-Minded ... | The Trouble With Being Too Open-Minded ... |
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| By Glenn Petersen, Editor, Chess Life for Kids | |
| November 24, 2009 | |
 ... is that your brains may fall out.That doesn't seem to be a problem for the members of the Stevenson Elementary School Chess Club in Bellevue, Washington. There is no need to over-think the position. After Astronaut Greg Chamitoff's 42.Ne3, our kids from Washington unanimously chose 42 ... d2 as the only response, obviating the need for public voting this turn. One enthusiastic youngster stated his thoughts quite succinctly: ... d2 wins. ... d2 WINS ... d2 WINS! ... d2 WINS! Of course, the variation 43.Nxc4 d1=Q 44.Kxa2 eliminates both passed pawns and Earth's bishop in a mere two moves - but at a very great cost. A supernova may be in the offing, as we now await Dr. Chamitoff's response! 
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