SUPER HUMAN CHESS ENGINE - by Charlie Storey

An interactive chess training program: Super Human Chess Engine!

In 1991 FM Charles Storey had a severe allergic reaction, which left him in a serious debilitated and non-communicative state for over 2 years. 

During this time period Charles began devising a training method based on computational thinking and logic to help him improve his chess skills and turn his situation around around.  Over the next several years, Charles refined his theories to help others enhance their chess ability by using computational thinking for the human chess player.

Today, The Super Human Chess Engine has helped create the fastest FIDE improvement of a 10-year-old UK player within three years to reach 2242 FIDE rated.

The engine uses special human memory techniques to aid in remembering what to search for in positions in the correct priority order. Many of these techniques were first introduced by professor of Psychology DR. Kenneth Higbee, who is the originator of several memory techniques.

Here's what you'll find in the Super Human Chess Engine video series:

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