4. Chess teaches you to think in patterns.
In 1996, researchers Fernand Gobet and Herbert Simon analyzed then-world chess champion Garry Kasparov while he played a simul, a series of chess games played at once. In the study, they concluded that Kasparov relied on "memory and access to memory through recognition of clues" in order to play and win multiple games at once. Grandmaster chess players who practice and play consistently are able to recognize patters on the chess board and use those patterns and memories from previous games to play.
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Dazu würde mir sogar was einfallen, aber lassen wir das.
