Thinking In Lists - by Bernhard Wenzel

Have you ever tried playing chess against yourself? Unless you are a chess purist or have a split personality, it is not much fun. The pleasure of engaging in a game like chess comes from challenging another mind (human or otherwise). From not knowing what the other is planning and the uncertainty that comes with it. When two opponents share the same brain, there are no secrets or surprises.

Books – Sternberg Press

Perspectives – EuropeNow

Combined Bayesian 50% majority rule consensus for morphology

Kinship in Neckarhausen, 1700–1870

Bernhard Wenzel

Books and their makers during the Middle Ages, Vol. I by Geo. Haven Putnam

Bernhard Wenzel

Books – Sternberg Press

Thinking In Lists - by Bernhard Wenzel

Airmodel - AM-169 Wenzel