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His training philosophy rested on one pillar: He believed that a chess player’s intuition is built by ingesting thousands of pre-selected positions, not by playing random games.

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In 1994, the world saw the physical result of this labor. Laszlo Polgar published a massive tomb titled Chess: 5334 Problems, Combinations and Games . His training philosophy rested on one pillar: He