I think it's cool that we can get so technical in this day and age when it comes to chess. But I'll admit, I thought chess was more interesting in the older times when there wasn't chess engine analysis at your fingertips and there was a bit more mystery and no endgame bases that determine perfect play. I honestly do believe there eventually comes a point in human activity where knowing too much detracts from the beauty of the thing, which is very different from what I believed when I was younger.

I think computers do that -- they're fascinating and definitely helpful in knowledge acquisition but they often reveal too much. Maybe it's stuff we just shouldn't know.