The Game: Khan/Sterling [Alien-Design]

A Story by Abishai100

A Martian and an MIT-man use chess-play 'stalemate' diagrams to cast ideations of species-competition diet(s).

A treatise-vignette about what makes competition-themed/rich video-games like Mortal Kombat so reflective of the conscious/intelligence study of species-divinations (and entertainment!). Thanks for reading,

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Now, we all knew Mars and Earth differ greatly as standing planets in the same solar-system of our planet's bright-hot Sun. Mars has been 'explored' as a potential site of 'alien' intelligence existence(s), which comprises the subject of our 'dark' faerie-tale here about chess-IQ.

KHAN ('Xenomorph-Alien'): I shall fly my invisible Martian-ship Reliant to Earth to engage the human chess-prince Sterling.

Khan was known to be a chameleon alien who'd be able to take humanoid form(s) and wished to engage an MIT chess-aficionado who liked playing chess on Facebook, a young cognition-scientist named Max Sterling who lived with his daughter from his previous marriage, Ezzy.

KHAN: I know from my moon spy-beams that this Sterling man is a video-game 'maestro' and complements my engineering-IQ!

MAX STERLING: I think this venture into video-game homeschooling for chess-IQ from Massachusetts will strike note(s) for all!

KHAN: Are you familiar with the 'problem(s)' of stalemate-chess, Max Sterling?

STERLING: We 'evaluate' its complexity-theories for political bargain(s), Mr. Khan!
KHAN: You know now I'm a Martian with an 'edge' for orienting this chess-play IQ with you.

STERLING: You know that I'm the human diplomat of chess-IQ and cyber-activity in New England, Khan.
KHAN: You know that I'm intrigued by your video-game mastery and chess-spirit(s) and engage you with IQ!

STERLING: Sure; well, the ideation(s) of our chess-IQ 'contest' invoke stalemate-consciousness, naturally.
KHAN: If we played against each other, might we not invoke ideas about species-sovereignty/intelligence?

STERLING: Sure; we're thinking of how such a 'perceived' stalemate would draw ideas about peaceful coexistence.
KHAN: My 'brand' of chess might employ a 'machine-like' use of queen-rook combos against your more libertine flair!

STERLING: Sure; I enjoy using my horse-knight piece randomly while orchestrating special rook-bishop lines of creativity.

KHAN: That's what would make our differing styles quite re-presentative of intelligence itself, no?

STERLING: That's right, Mr. Khan.
KHAN: Well, then, what's the real 'depth(s)' of chess-play IQ and dialogue for evaluations for sovereignty/civilization?

STERLING: You evoke ideations of the intrigue surrounding Deep-Blue (computer chess challenger) in Earth-research.
KHAN: What's Deep-Blue, Max?
STERLING: Well, Khan...Deep-Blue is an 'advanced' computing-chess 'machine' which inspired competitive game-theory IQ.
KHAN: Well, if we played, as non-robotic stalemate-potential sentient-being competitors for species-sovereignty, we'd learn!
STERLING: Sure; we might even draw ideas/imagery regarding the constructs for Deep-Blue (computer-chess) study, Khan!

KHAN: In that case, let's proceed and discover what's so 'special' about species-sovereignty and/or intelligence itself, Max.
STERLING: Sure.

The implications were far-reaching, as Sterling of MIT and Khan of Mars engaged in what 'naturally' became a rather intriguing chess-stalemate consciousness, employing their rather differing styles (perhaps/arguably applied to modern politics-cognition theories about sovereignty governance and rational decision-making theories for socialization, since chess is a 'reflection' of intelligence/rationalism!) to illuminate the 'natural problems' of species competition and therefore war/peace.

KHAN: You see I take a humanoid form during our chess-play which might strike some hot cyber-dialogue for your pupils!

MAX: Sure; this is the age of social-media and cyber-networking on Earth, and we humans 'love' games for network(s).

Max Sterling would use the theories of games/competition 'wrought' from the stalemate-IQ (chessplay) intrigue experience with his 3-3 draw game with the Martian Khan, a humanoid-dragon of fierce intelligence/wit. He'd erect special cyber-lessons of 'alternative' creative routes to chess-play study for his homeschooling lessons and extend ideations for video-game fanfare in the 21st-Century on Earth! Sterling's view(s) on chess Stalemate-IQ were published in a cyber-fanzine on Earth.

MIT_NEWS: A mysterious cyber-investor has offered her special fortune(s) for Sterling's cyber-initiative for chess-politics/IQ.

KHAN: This 'darling-prince' of chess in New England will 'spin' the right-note(s) for cyber-activity on Earth with this draw!

In fact, the cyber-appeal of this 'alien-chess' thought modelization inspired some pretty fun Mortal Kombat gameplay among MIT students/investors/alumni who sought to cast Max as the lightning-warrior (Raiden) and perhaps the Martian Khan as the 'insect-dragon' adversary (Xenomorph).