> Grand masters literally see a different board.

❐ Moonwalking with Einstein

In formula 1, Senna hit a wall and claimed that it was impossible, it had moved. They measured it and another crash had actually moved it less than an inch but if it hadn't moved he wouldn't have hit it.

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Chase & Simon (1973) wrote: “It is no mistake of language for the chess master to say that he ‘sees’ the right move; and it is for good reason that students of complex problem solving are interested in perceptual processes.” (p. 387).

❐ Perceptual Learning Modules in Mathematics