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Chess is not a game of deception. It is a game of memory. How do we know this? Well if it's the deception guy vs the memory guy the memory guy always wins.
Since I'm having trouble remembering things because I don't link emotions to memories very well one of my nurses has suggested I pick up chess. It has the guise of deception. Tricking your opponent to make a faulty move but it has memory as its core. In other words you can get pass novice level by being deceptive in chess but it is in no way near as limitless as having a good memory.
Deception will eventually lead to cheating. While there is no point in cheating in chess it's fun to learn and how to mirror engines against engines and pick the best of those engines and mirror it against a player. It's pretty boring once you know how to do it though because you're just doing what a machine tells you to do. Nothing else.
Is mankind's memory limited to never reach the trillion possible moves in chess? Well ofc it is and if it came down to two players having enough memory to fill out the entire game, maybe deception would play a role. Probably not though. It would probably turn into a discussion of how unbalanced chess is since white always starts.
