🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Thu, Dec 17, 2015 12:07 AM UTC:
Let me examine what you said in more detail. You said,
> a single piece that combines the powers of two lesser pieces would be worth less than those two pieces.
Then as evidence for this you gave an example of something else,
> the fact that a Queen controls twice as many squares as a Rook (and as many squares as 2 Rooks), but is worth less than two Rooks.
If the Queen is your example, you must compare the Queen to the value of a Rook plus a Bishop, not to the value of two Rooks. Because you did not, there is no logical connection between your evidence and your conclusion.