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Correction, it's Busch-Gass Gambit.

It is called the Busch-Bass Gambit. Various moves after 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 where Black seemingly disregards defending its e5 pawn like 2. ... a6 or 2. ... c6 are not real gambits since Black can regain m…

Any suggestions on neurology/mind sciences journals, web sites, discussion groups, or academic departments interested in mind-oriented research on chess?

Has Kramnik tried Lichess?

There does the exist the French word "complexe". English-language chess terminology does distinguish between "system" and "complex".

I've noticed on occasion that when listening to the lyrics of songs, the act of mentally processing and responding to the lyrics would tend to cause a slight compromise in my ability to play ultra-fas…

Lev Polugaevsky authored a book with the title "Grandmaster Preparation".

I've had a similar problem since getting the newest Google Chrome update.

By the way, "en prise" doesn't have the same meaning in contemporary French as it does in English-language chess parlance. In contemporary French, "en prise" could mean to be in (electrical) operation.

In French, "en passant" can mean "by the way". By the way, "j'adoube" does not clearly mean "I adjust" in French, other than in the chess context. "adouber" might be associated with the dubbing/deemin…