When one examines oneself objectively, one sees only one pawn on the chessboard and thinks that there is nothing that one can do about it.
He forgets that a horse has a limited horizon and that the end of the chessboard is not a promotion, he forgets that the officer cannot change colour, he forgets that the tower does not go diagonally, he forgets that the queen cannot get en passant and that the king he cannot jump, nor can he sacrifice.
In other words, the pawn that strategically sees the chessboard can make all these moves and create actions that go beyond the abilities of the pieces.
It can also evolve and become a part through promotion. When all these elements are understood by the one who makes a self-evaluation, then he can see something more, since there is the possibility that he will be the last to stay with the king who will offer him the victory. Because the king, no matter how important he is in chess, cannot win. At best he manages to achieve a draw.
And if the pawns combine their abilities, then they can become such a strong bond that changes all the data, for this reason there are even openings that are named because of the structure of the pawns exclusively from them. Thus, Smart History gives an added value to the strategy due to the intelligence of the appraiser.
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