"Combinative vision manifests itself at an early age, and
children are quick to notice and execute combinations which chance
to turn up. Preparing combinations, however, is
more difficult for them." -- ZAK, Improve your chess
results.
Actually, I am. There comes a point (about 150) when the serious threat
represented by a minority attack becomes a realistic game plan. And at master
level, there is a school of thought that suggests the best way to win with
the Queen's Gambit Declined as White is to play the minority attack in the
Exchange Variation. I can remember several Swiss tournaments where Keith
Arkell ground out a couple of his valuable wins using this line, without
apparent effort. The other classic setting for the minority attack is the
Sicilian Defence, and Pal Benko has been a great exponent of this winning