Why would you want to become GM?
This is a silly question. Of course you’d “want” to become gm. The question is whether or not you would want to put in the time and effort to achieve that title while also retaining a very high chance of failure.
Do you think I could hypothetically become a GM one day? I'm 17
Hypothetically yes realistically no
How hypothetically probable is your hipotheticallity?
I'll try to prove you wrong
I’ll try to prove myself wrong
you want to make me a GM?
I want to make me a gm 🙃
but in all reality it’s titled first dreams second
Why would you want to become GM?
This is a silly question. Of course you’d “want” to become gm. The question is whether or not you would want to put in the time and effort to achieve that title while also retaining a very high chance of failure.
GM seems like a waste of time. Spend years playing a board game to get two letters next to your name?
Why would you want to become GM?
This is a silly question. Of course you’d “want” to become gm. The question is whether or not you would want to put in the time and effort to achieve that title while also retaining a very high chance of failure.
GM seems like a waste of time. Spend years playing a board game to get two letters next to your name?
All those people with Dr. before their names did just that lol
you want to make me a GM?
I want to make me a gm 🙃
but in all reality it’s titled first dreams second
Cmon man. We'll be masters in no time. Just what kinds of masters is the question
Why would you want to become GM?
This is a silly question. Of course you’d “want” to become gm. The question is whether or not you would want to put in the time and effort to achieve that title while also retaining a very high chance of failure.
GM seems like a waste of time. Spend years playing a board game to get two letters next to your name?
All those people with Dr. before their names did just that lol
At least they can make a living.
Why would you want to become GM?
This is a silly question. Of course you’d “want” to become gm. The question is whether or not you would want to put in the time and effort to achieve that title while also retaining a very high chance of failure.
GM seems like a waste of time. Spend years playing a board game to get two letters next to your name?
Your question is “why would you want to be gm?” Which does not take into consideration the effort you’d need to make the title, but only why you WANT the title. I want a billion dollars. I don’t think I need to explain why. I also really want a restroom. There isn’t one nearby.
Why would you want to become GM?
This is a silly question. Of course you’d “want” to become gm. The question is whether or not you would want to put in the time and effort to achieve that title while also retaining a very high chance of failure.
GM seems like a waste of time. Spend years playing a board game to get two letters next to your name?
Your question is “why would you want to be gm?” Which does not take into consideration the effort you’d need to make the title, but only why you WANT the title. I want a billion dollars. I don’t think I need to explain why. I also really want a restroom. There isn’t one nearby.
But a GM title basically means nothing... No one who isn't a chess player will care if you are "GM" or not.
At the end of the day, all human accomplishments mean nothing. The world simply does not care.
It's possible if he's already at the threshold of Candidate Master at only 17; far different than just starting out at that age, as was discussed in another forum on this subject of grandmaster likelihood. The REAL question is, would he want to become a GM for the sake of recreation or to make a living at it? There's too much GM competition out there for anyone for it to be a lucrative living, I think...
At the end of the day, all human accomplishments mean nothing. The world simply does not care.
A jaded nihilist!
At the end of the day, all human accomplishments mean nothing. The world simply does not care.
At the end of the day, all human accomplishments mean nothing. The world simply does not care.
A jaded nihilist!
I want to be die
I currently 1300+ rapid on chess.com now. Can you give me some tips for improving in chess and increase my rating?
Pracice in every way possible. books, puzzles, playing OTB, online, chessable, coach, teaching others, training with others, watching videos, playing blindfold etc. Be obsessed with chess
As a 2000 uscf, I second this. Exploring many different channels of learning is always a good idea.
Well done and thanks for the tips guys!
Why would you want to become GM?
...yes?