Fast thinking on lichess.org
Read OriginalThis technical article uses lichess.org game data to investigate whether chess outcomes are primarily driven by 'fast thinking' (quick mental calculations). It details a pseudo-experimental design, database setup, and statistical analysis comparing player performance across Blitz and Rapid time controls. The author provides full code for replication and concludes that the influence of fast thinking diminishes in longer games.
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