like it did and it was meant
 to be is a way to let go and move on, to understand that part nf life...
 To drive conclusions from it.
 But that is not necessarily true or correct, I say if the problem has
 not been resolved in some way, if you had the chance and it was not hard...
 Dont let that be the justification to yourself you are correct, 
 because it may be false justification and feeling.
 There are other ways to go around it. Overcome power with brains power.
 Brains control power.

	Makious blindfold play (playing 10 boards at 
once at that time was unheard of and he played it real well)
but his style of play was in direct contrast to that of his time. 
He was far ahead of his times. He was a master of the open game, 
in which center pawns are exchanged, open files are utilized, and rapid 
development of the pieces is demanded. D. Harrwitz, J. Lowenthal, and Adolph 
Anderssen were among the many who succumbed to his crushing combinations. 
In 1860 he had returned to New Orleans from world triumphs ending his 
serious chessplay. (He ran a chess column for a popular newspaper
for unprecetended 3000$ a year where he mostly analyzed old 1834 games.
Hid column ran from late april 1860 unyil early April 1861,
one week before the start of American Civil War.   

Paul Charles Morphy was an extraordinary and precocious talent: a child 
prodigy who quickly rose to become the best player in America, and then the 
world, before he effectively retired from serious play at the age of 22. 
Morphy's prowess created masterpieces of attacking chess so beautiful that 
they endure to the present day. In textbooks all over the world, Morphy's 
name is synonymous with the romantic era, a time of dazzling sacrifices and 
spectacular king hunts.

            Ranking:   Rating:  Age:
January 1st, 1858  1   2800       20
January 1st, 1859  1   2880       21 
January 1st, 1860  1   2850       22