Wes Al-Dhaher on Nostr: In fiction, truly intelligent villains play "chess not checkers" and always have more ...
In fiction, truly intelligent villains play "chess not checkers" and always have more options to draw from. Because they anticipate their enemies' moves, the only way to defeat an intelligent villian is to slowly remove their options or outlast them until they run out of options.
Note: This tweet ain't really about fiction.
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