• One of the classes you took at Penn was an aesthetic approach to decision making.
  • And you learned about decision making through chess.
  • I want to talk about this class because it left a huge impact on you even to this day.
  • Chess is a deterministic game, and the amount of information that is possible other than what's in your opponent's head is fully there.
  • Whereas in a game like poker, you don't fully know and can never fully know what was kind of beneath the cards, because they're hidden.
  • This metaphor for me, because my father growing up in a lot of the quotes that I used to read, always talked about aspects of position, but without ever using the words position.
  • The concept of like, don't burn your bridges, because you may have to cross that bridge one day is a form of positional chess.
  • Right? The concept of the harder I work, the luckier I become is a form of positional chess.

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