How do you differentiate black and white pieces? Maybe half the pieces should have white text instead
What I mean is that, for example, the interval from 1eV to 2eV has the same length as the one from 2eV to 3eV, yet they correspond to the intervals from 1/2 to 1 and from 1/3 to 1/2 (dropping units and constants), which have different lengths.
I would assume that the difference comes from the fact that the same intervals of light will correspond to intervals of different length when plotted by frequency vs when plotted by wavelength, thus making one of them appear higher, while the other is just wider
God damnit I did that too, can anyone explain why that's a common thing?
The ones I have: touching kings (and so many checks on the black king even though it's not his move), pawns on the first/last rank, 3 bishops even though no pawns have left the board
Edit: the h pawns passed each other
Oh that makes a lot of sense, I haven't been around that long lol
I've never heard GSM, I've only ever heard GSRM where the R stands for romantic, because, well, it's different from sexual