THINK LIKE A MACHINE by Noam Manella (& Zeev Zohar) deals with inspiring and amazing moves that recommended by engines. publisher: Quality Chess.

Joined June 2020
The Hamas’s king is hiding beyond his dead pawns. (From Iran opposition) #hamasisisis
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A chess battle before the real battle. We will win. In checkmate. #Hamas_is_ISIS #hamasisisis
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A big honor for me to be the Moderator in the anniversary of GM in chess creativity and a dear friend Yochanan Afek (70) and chess journalist I.Sherentzel (64)
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When Anish is uploading a story with your book 🥳
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1. Back yo the future, the engine version. An amazing prophylactic idea. Ivanchuk played the not bad but obvious 31.Ndc4. Nevertheless the machine has an absolutely different point of view: 31.Ra1!.the deep explanation in the comments 👇
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“Not too attractive, on the other hand effective enough, as the enemy rook is almost trapped. Practically, Black has no useful moves. 31...a4 32.Bd1 Re1+ 33.Kf2 Rh1 34.Kg2 Rxd1 35.Rxd1 b4 36.Nd7 Rb5 37.Nfe5±
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Every square counts. Black will play soon b4. What is the key square for white here? Write me your thoughts. The machine move in the 1st comment. Credit: GM Boris Avrukh
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The a8 square. 19.Ba8 to vacate d5 for the knight after b4. Amazingly 19.Ra8 is also a good idea for White
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The final stage of the chess connect us worldwide game in the amazing Judit Polgar Festival in Budapest. Dana, sofia pilgar and me was trying successfully save Black.
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The 1st 4 moves of chess around the world game - the amazing idea from Judit Polgar. Starring: Judit, Susan & Sofia Polgar, Vladimir Kramnik, Oscar Panno, Lilia Fuentes, Rustam Kasimdzhanov, Noam Manella #ChessConnectUs @GMJuditPolgar @SusanPolgar @gmrustam
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Think Like a Machine retweeted
It is good to keep the center as we learned it together with Sofia when we were having our chess trainings as kids 😊
#ChessConnectsUs time! Watch the video to discover Sofia Polgar's move for Team Black!
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Great honor to take part in this game and to through the ball to Sofia Polgar
Day 4 of the #ChessConnectsUs game by @GMJuditPolgar. Today, chess author and creativity researcher Noam Manella makes his move for White: 4. d4. Stay tuned to see Sofia Polgar's response!
Pawns ending. Black play and win - From Lichess puzzles level 2500.The right move is in the first comment
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1...d3!! 2.Kxd3 Ka6 with Ka5
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I’ll make it harder next time
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