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标题:非凡的注意力成就专家
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145 "非凡的注意力成就专家" The Expert Mind   " "注：来自科学美国人 The Expert Mind Studies of the mental processes of chess grandmasters have revealed clues to how people become experts in other fields as well By Philip E. Ross A man walks along the inside of a circle of chess tables, glancing at each for two or three seconds before making his move. On the outer rim, dozens of amateurs sit pondering their replies until he completes the circuit. The year is 1909, the man is Jos?Ra鷏 Capablanca of Cuba, and the result is a whitewash: 28 wins in as many games. The exhibition was part of a tour in which Capablanca won 168 games in a row. How did he play so well, so quickly? And how far ahead could he calculate under such constraints? \"I see only one move ahead,\" Capablanca is said to have answered, \"but it is always the correct one.\" He thus put
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