Does Being Good At Chess Make u Smarter then others

lets say bob bob plays chess bob is 2400 bob is good at chess bob wins most of his games bob even beats tilted players 

now theres bobby bobby doesnt play chess and is good at studies he gets above 95 percent marks 

now whos more smart bob or bobby btw bob get around 70 percent marks and thanks for seeing this forum plz mention ur thinking on this >3

Bob is smarter. Chess doesn't cover language. 

idk

I am bobby

Good chess players are good at ... chess. 

I mean, just look at Nakamura, top of the world in chess, but really slow in general at non-chess stuff. He does not come across as a very bright person if you put aside his chess.

I’m an expert rated player but I frequently sacrifice my grades to play a board game. Does this make me smarter than others?

Get good at bord game = good grades. It’s the law of equivalent exchange  

Also, I’m going to add that it would look very egotistical to assume you’re smarter than others because you are good at bord game.

You’re wrong. Due to the law of the conservation of momentum, skill at chess and grades are inversely proportional. As your skill in chess increases, you gain momentum in improvement, which must be taken from something. After all, the law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred.

bob

This assumes that the energy that fuels the momentum is being taken from your studies. It very well could be taken from, oh, I dunno, my skill and dedication to professional hopscotch.

does anyone even care bout punctuations/.,.,..*/-+ 

But if you are ill iteratively then you may still care about punctuation.

PS to return to the topic, I've known many good chess players that were not otherwise successful in their endeavors and I've known many that were successful.  Skill in chess may indicate a somewhat better grasp of serial logic, but it does not automatically indicate intelligence.

more skilled at planning, analyzing, calculating, deciding, evaluating... higher patience, fortitude, determination, creativity... my employers were impressed that i was the area champ:  what matters is that certain people THINK chess makes you smarter than the average person.

No. Actually me devoting this much of my life to a board game might be evidence that I’m dumber than everyone else. 

i already have a good job (yes i mentioned my chess skill during the interview).   🤔

lmao I can just imagine “yes sir you should hire me because I’m rated 1142 on chess.com and as you can see my puzzle rating is exceptionally high...”

it apparently didn't damage my prospects.