Well, thinking about it further, you would probably run it to him making brilliancies to adjust to every position when you do make improvements. Those brilliancies could be endless if, let's say, the game lasted 110+ moves.
Someone else said earlier in a doomsday scenario the man could get out in roughly 20-30 years. If we look to history, Kasparov was undisputed dominant champion for 15 years. 15 years of the best of the best studying his games, growing up with the sole intention to take the throne to no avail.
Chess taught me this beautiful thing: “planning two moves ahead without losing the current one”. It made my conversations clearer and more meaningful because I’m operating a few moves ahead of others. I do the same at work, in career and family planning, and with my habits. This is the best thing I’ve learned from chess.
Fredric Jameson, the avatar of Historical Materialism, on what his note-taking process consists of:
'mark everything you notice in back of book, then combine them in as many categories as you can think of.’
"History and Class Consciousness is one of the most influential and, at the same time, the most controversial Marxist books of the twentieth century...this is one of the best studies ever written on Lukács’s thought."
—Enzo Traverso
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