A chess engine sees the board like a night-shift accountant, counting every pawn's value, every square's control, adding it all into a number—the centipawn score. A positive score means White is ahead by that many hundredths of a pawn. But here's the thing: it only sees the mathematics on the board, not the tiredness behind the eyes. I lost a won game yesterday because the engine's "+2.3" didn't account for my mind drifting to my daughter's fees, making a blunder no silicon *buddhi* would ever make. The machine knows the cost of a piece, but not the cost of the night.
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