Greetings and happy new year to all.

I understand that Chess is a very complicated game and we sometimes win games and we sometimes lose them.

To really win games in tournaments, we need to fully understand and take advantage of the techniques learned from past and current GM's such as openings, middlegame, endings, triangulation, opposition, etc.

Even that computers have defeated GM's recently, it is a known fact that they do not think the way a human Chess player does. Their lack of imagination and creativity is replaced by what programmers call "brute force" which simply means that they have the capability of analyzing millions of moves and calculations per second and render the best move they "think" is best.

Is there anywhere in your site an example situation which can show that imagination and creativity can save the game against the computer "brute force" power in a clearly and absolute lost position against it?

Thank you much!