Someone once told me there are specification positions and strategies

>>9041703
Learn to proofread.

>>9041703
this can only be "true" in the sense of rough heuristics people use

One player, either white or black, has the ability to force either a win or draw. Nobody knows whether that player is white or black, because chess is too complicated.

As far as we know, black might have a strategy to always get a win/draw.

>>9041703
Perhaps, but in general initiative is far more valuable than information.
Even if I know what you're going to do, it doesn't help me; you're perpetually forcing my moves. You know what I'm going to do (and if I make an unexpected move it will probably be to my immediate disadvantage), so you'd be in complete control of the game.

>>9041703
Somebody once told me the world is gonna roll me, I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed.

Is this true?

>>9042042
Was she looking kinda dumb? With her finger and her thumb in the shape of an L on her forhead?

>>9042060
I think so but well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming. Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running.

>>9041703
Or you could just make the first move, and then consider yourself as having the advantage because you can react to their next move?

>>9042196
Every move black makes they are always going to have more information.

Against a bad player, black may be able to gain tempo against white. But at higher levels of play this pretty much never happens.

>>9042262
This. In beginner and intermediate play you have players who prefer a side. This goes away eventually.