https://youtube.com/shorts/tDhXCGriK1w

This discussion with Professor Benjamin Balas examines the connection between visual cognition and chess blunders. The discussion highlights the challenges posed by visual crowding and peripheral vision, particularly for new players, and explores how experienced players develop strategies to overcome these obstacles. The conversation also covers research on chess expertise and visual cognition, showcasing how experts utilize eye-tracking and attentional techniques to efficiently manage complex positions. The discussion offers practical tips for reducing blunders and improving visual processing skills in chess.