The Obliteration of Memory
Empires are conquered twice: first by armies, and then by the erasure of memory.
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Empires are conquered twice: first by armies, and then by the erasure of memory.
Not every deadlock is a stalemate, and not every defeat is a checkmate. Chess teaches us the difference.
Every generation believes it has discovered a better way to improve humanity. Inevitably, it begins by rewriting the rules.
Some games determine kingdoms. Milton imagined one that determined the destiny of mankind.
Great minds rarely conform. The golden age of chess produced champions whose brilliance was matched only by their colourful eccentricities.
Tony Buzan’s prime invention was the Mind Map.