Take small risks & pay attention to coincidence: Yoshiharu Habu at TEDxTokyo -
Shogi Grandmaster and Game Visionary About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, ...
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Translator: Moe Shoji Reviewer: Denise RQ Good morning. Thank you so much for inviting me to TEDxTokyo today. I am Yoshiharu Habu, a professional shogi player. I usually don't speak while thinking so I'm not very good at speaking in public like this, but I'll do my best to make the most of this opportunity. Today, I'd like to talk about unique thinking processes of shogi players. The most basic part of the process is what we call "predictions." "Predictions" mean to predict how the game develops or to simulate the next moves. First of all, the most basic of all is what is called, "prediction of next three moves." Suppose you can see three pieces, you move one, then the opponent reacts to the move, and you again counteract to it. You have...
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Translator: Moe Shoji Reviewer: Denise RQ Good morning. Thank you so much for inviting me to TEDxTokyo today. I am Yoshiharu Habu, a professional shogi player. I usually don't speak while thinking so I'm not very good at speaking in public like this, but I'll do my best to make the most of this opportunity. Today, I'd like to talk about unique thinking processes of shogi players. The most basic part of the process is what we call "predictions." "Predictions" mean to predict how the game develops or to simulate the next moves. First of all, the most basic of all is what is called, "prediction of next three moves." Suppose you can see three pieces, you move one, then the opponent reacts to the move, and you again counteract to it. You have...
