Can Chess Improve Problem-Solving Skills for Mechanical Engineers?

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Start date Mar 12, 2021

Mar 12, 2021

chessguy103

How did you find PF?: I found PF from a Google search as I was trying to research to help me with a problem I'm working on

Hi everyone,

I'm a mechanical engineering major, and I also like chess (as you can probably tell)
It's good to be here :)

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