Pareidolia is a false pattern perception. It's like seeing ghosts in a chess pattern.
www.perplexity.ai/search/pareidolia-chess-patterns-hjylyUhWR1SkDFgz_O3HTA
Yesterday I was looking at the hook tactical pattern. It took me a while to visualize a fishing hook in the tactical pattern. It might have been nice to have it drawn out. The rook and the direction it is heading is the stem of the hook. The king is in the loop of the hook. I'm still not sure where the pawn fits in the image of a hook.
lichess.org/practice/checkmates/checkmate-patterns-i/fE4k21MW/BzTG7OaQ
lichess.org/training/hookMate
The icons in the themes are nice. They fit well with the name of the tactic, like they were analogies or metaphors. lichess.org/training/themes
What can help us visualize true chess patterns?
www.perplexity.ai/search/pareidolia-chess-patterns-hjylyUhWR1SkDFgz_O3HTA
Yesterday I was looking at the hook tactical pattern. It took me a while to visualize a fishing hook in the tactical pattern. It might have been nice to have it drawn out. The rook and the direction it is heading is the stem of the hook. The king is in the loop of the hook. I'm still not sure where the pawn fits in the image of a hook.
lichess.org/practice/checkmates/checkmate-patterns-i/fE4k21MW/BzTG7OaQ
lichess.org/training/hookMate
The icons in the themes are nice. They fit well with the name of the tactic, like they were analogies or metaphors. lichess.org/training/themes
What can help us visualize true chess patterns?