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The adage " he's simple person playing checkers while ths sophisticated person is playing chess". Nothing could be further from thetruth. Modern life is replete with electronics. , transistors, and computers. they work on states of on and off- high voltage or low voltage, true or false. Theyese components form the basis for computers. They dont use a decimal system but sometimes they are groupe dont 8 bits of on or off. THey binary system can come up with very complaice=ated and sophisticated devices . Checkers is lie a binary game. you can move forward only one apace diagonally and if there is another checker in your way you skip over it adn take it. it leads to cery coplex situations. The good checker player mus be able to make 80 exact moves to win may standard games. he must meomorize as many games as chess and be able to visualize the board. mot good checker plaerys can paly 6 or 10 games blidolded. The level of expertise in checkes is such that it took 8 computers mny years of tryijg all permutations on many powerful computers to come up with a solution. a good playercan playeven wtih these computers ………. the best checker player of all time Marion Tinseley constantly invented news ways of winning and preventing losses. The fact that checkers is a binary game and by extension a hexa decimal tame by strinigin 3 moves together the way they do in most tournaments makes checkers a nxcellent game for logical thinking sues in all electronic circuits and arithmetic compuations. chess on theother hadn has so many moves that is is an appropriate game that simulates ancient warfare rather than modern electronics. ( tobe continue and refined