The mathematician commonly observes only a single case, not a pattern of covariation (when two things are related so that change in one is associated with change in the other) in many comparable cases. The are some more reasons inflation occurs, but maybe a journal program can explain those. The key ideas here of possible geometrically relationships are coherence and narrative. The intelligence analyst employing the historical mode of analysis is essentially a storyteller. These are the principles that guide the organization of observations into meaningful structures and a pattern between grows variables. Moreover, the Chess Player observes simultaneous changes in so many variables that the principle of variation generally is not helpful in sorting out the complex relationships among them. The narrative story, on the other hand, offers a means of organizing the rich complexity of the historian's observations. You will know when you have covered all the possibilities. This is even more critical when you are the defending party. He or she constructs a plot from the previous events, and this plot then dictates the possible endings of the incomplete story. You do not need to keep looking for possible threats of checkmates unsure that you have covered all the possibilities even if you actually had, nor leave the analysis prematurely. It is systematic in approach. The historian uses imagination to construct a coherent story out of fragments of data. The plot is formed of the “dominate concepts or leading ideas” that the analyst uses to postulate patterns of relationships among the available data. The analyst is not, of course, preparing a work of fiction. There are constraints on the analyst's imagination, but imagination is nonetheless involved because there is an almost unlimited variety of ways in which the available data might be organized to tell a meaningful story.

A Chess Player is walking from the lake carrying two fish in a bucket. He is approached by the Game Warden who asks him for his fishing license.

The Chess player says to the warden, “I did not catch these fish, they are my pets's pawn. Everyday I come down to the water and whistle and these fish jump out and I take around to see the sights only to return them at the end of the day; remember that the Chess Board is like an ocean; full of fish”.

The warden, does not play chess, he not had any idea what he's taking about; not believing him, reminds him that it is illegal to fish without a license. The Chess Player turns to the warden and says, “CHECK” “If you don't believe me then watch,” as he throws the fish back into the water.

The warden says, “Now whistle to your fish and show me that they will come out of the water.”

The Chess Player turns to the warden and says, “What fish!?”

FOR THE RECORDS I DID CREATE AND WROTE THIS JOB HERE IN LITTLEGOLEM, FORUM IT’S FUNNY TO SEE THAT OTHERS web master CHESS SPONSORS ARE USING MY CHESS JOKE. AND NOT EVEN ONCE MENTION . . . THE ORIGINAL SOURCE OR give CREDIT due TO LITTLE GOLEM IN THEIR ADVERTIZING Uh?

http://www.chessebook.com/anekdoty.php

I AM the original AUTHOR: THIS WAS A just a PRODUCT OR MY IMAGINATION.

REF; 2004-01-11

Andrew-Villasante

http://www.littlegolem.net/jsp/forum/topic2.jsp?forum=1&topic=628

Check the Fish

A gentleman must play a game of chess with a blind person, he proposes to the blind person:

“As him cannot see he will grant an advantage to him as part of the deal. We will not play in equality of conditions.”

“This sound really fair” replied the Blind Person.

Then he asks the gentleman: “When?”

“Very well”, the other men responded to him “any night that you prefer.”

The young apprentice went to his master and asked him:

“Which is the best game man made?“.

The old master though a little bit and said

“It's chess I guess, no?“.

“What about go?” came the next question instantly.

“Aah, go was already here!”

A gentleman must play a game of chess with a blind person, he proposes to the blind person:

“As him cannot see he will grant an advantage to him as part of the deal. We will not play in equality of conditions.”

“This sound really fair” replied the Blind Person.

Then he asks the gentleman: “When?”

“Very well,” the other men responded to him “any night that you prefer.”

Incredibly!! I wrote all theses jobs for little golem.

Again Check the Fish!

Once, again >Game Warden!?

Andrew