
How a mediaeval thinker out of the box: Stupor Mundi, helped me to solve a Chinese puzzle
Inspiration often comes from unlikely sources.

Inspiration often comes from unlikely sources.

Before computers conquered chess, one extraordinary mathematician proved that human intuition could still outthink silicon.

As Hiroshima vanished in the first atomic explosion of war, two Go masters calmly reset their scattered stones and continued their game.

Not every deadlock is a stalemate, and not every defeat is a checkmate. Chess teaches us the difference.

Some games determine kingdoms. Milton imagined one that determined the destiny of mankind.