The one caveat to the Q 711 post is it states -- "King to pawn". Then, Elon Musk's post showing Chuck Norris' pictured with the chessboard, we see this matches Q 711, in which "King to pawn" is confirmed. At the bottom of Elon's post, it says -- "Chuckmate", not 'checkmate'. However, it infers 'checkmate'. Note, that the chessboard setup is not a 'checkmate'; not yet anyway.
Also, note, Chuck Norris is depicted behind a single white King piece, while the other side has ALL of its black chess pieces. I have no idea the meaning of this or why the display contains this arrangement. Why wouldn't a single black pawn be used with a white king piece instead? The same confirmation would be true, no? Or there could be a variety of other chess setups to which the "King to pawn" setup would also hold true. Is there more to this message than meets the eye?
If you look at Musk's posting, it infers Chuck Norris' white King piece is the one that will be checkmated, not the other way around. So, what other meaning does "Chuckmate" mean other than Chuck Norris?
The one caveat to the Q 711 post is it states -- "King to pawn". Then, Elon Musk's post showing Chuck Norris' pictured with the chessboard, we see this matches Q 711, in which "King to pawn" is confirmed. At the bottom of Elon's post, it says -- "Chuckmate", not 'checkmate'. However, it infers 'checkmate'. Note, that the chessboard setup is not a 'checkmate'; not yet anyway.
Also, note, Chuck Norris is depicted behind a single white King piece, while the other side has ALL of its black chess pieces. I have no idea the meaning of this or why the display contains this arrangement. Why wouldn't a single black pawn be used with a white king piece instead? The same confirmation would be true, no? Or there could be a variety of other chess setups to which the "King to pawn" setup would also hold true. Is there more to this message than meets the eye?
If you look at Musk's posting, it infers Chuck Norris' white King piece is the one that will be checkmated, not the other way around. So, what does "Chuckmate" mean?
The one caveat to the Q 711 post is it states -- "King to pawn". Then, Elon Musk's post showing Chuck Norris' pictured with the chessboard, we see this matches Q 711, in which "King to pawn" is confirmed. At the bottom of Elon's post, it says -- "Chuckmate", not 'checkmate'. However, it infers 'checkmate'. Note, that the chessboard setup is not a 'checkmate'; not yet anyway.
Also, note, Chuck Norris is depicted behind a single white King piece, while the other side has ALL of its black chess pieces. I have no idea the meaning of this or why the display contains this arrangement. Why wouldn't a single black pawn be used with white king piece? The same confirmation would be true, no? Or there could be a variety of other chess setups to which the "King to pawn" setup would also hold true. Is there more to this message than meets the eye?
If you look at Musk's posting, it infers Chuck Norris' white King piece is the one that will be checkmated, not the other way around. So, what does "Chuckmate" mean?
The one caveat to the Q 711 post is it states -- "King to pawn". Then, Elon Musk's post showing Chuck Norris' pictured with the chessboard, we see this matches Q 711, in which "King to pawn" is confirmed. At the bottom of Elon's post, it says -- "Chuckmate", not 'checkmate'. However, it infers 'checkmate'. Note, that the chessboard setup is not a 'checkmate'; not yet anyway.
Also, note, Chuck Norris is depicted behind a single white King piece, while the other side has ALL of its black pieces. I have no idea the meaning of this or why the display contains this arrangement. Why wouldn't a single black pawn be used with white king piece? The same confirmation would be true, no? Or there could be a variety of other chess setups to which the "King to pawn" setup would also hold true. Is there more to this message than meets the eye?
If you look at Musk's posting, it infers Chuck Norris' white King piece is the one that will be checkmated, not the other way around. So, what does "Chuckmate" mean?