Name: TED-ED】問題解決のために後ろ向きに働く - モーリス・アシュレイ (【TED-Ed】Working backward to solve problems - Maurice Ashley)
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There's a myth that Grandmasters can see ten,

and it makes me look like a super freaking genius.

there are 318 billion ways you could play.

Now that would be cool if I could pull that off,

but Grandmasters just can't, it's too much.

So we use different techniques to be able to look ahead.

which means taking a group, a chess position,

and seeing what possibilities can come just that group;

which is just going over a lot of positions

and go from there to guess the next position.

that I love to solve these kind of chess puzzles,

Well, in chess, it's a very complicated case.

but after 5 moves, the position starts to evolve a little bit.

and you see the chess position get a little simpler,

in this case, a game that I played in a tournament in Foxwoods,

You don't see like some easy, early checkmate.

Well, it's something about the human mind,

So I want you to play along with me a few games.

will realize that you missed the word "the"

it just ignores anything that breaks with its logical stream,

and so you don't see the word "the" the first time,

the second "the," the first time you read it.

and then you say, "Whoa, there are two 'the's' in the sentence."

This is a really cool trick for proofreading papers.

You read it backwards, you'll catch all of them.

Alright, let's go on to this problem, an interesting problem.

fill a lake it has infested after precisely 60 days.

Now, a lot of people had seen this problem

and they'd think, "30, like, you know, you split it in half."

And, also, people might want a calculator.

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