I personally think example is really important.If the coolest person in your school played chess then you being a chessical genius would make youkind of "cool"But many people still have the belief that chess is only for smart people and they never try it out
Are Chess Players Outsiders?
BlitzKriegBoy99 写道:
DemonCoronzon wrote:
I don’t think there’s a accurate answer for this question......
@hoodothere said that they don’t want to do things for people so they play chess and said that we should find things we like to do. But I think people who play chess ARE doing what they like, and that’s not a negative idea at all. The chessboard really helps you to understand a lot of things if you really want to learn.
@ All those people above
You all said that playing chess makes it difficult for you to gain a foothold in society. This is nonsense. Don't make excuses for your poor social skills and competitiveness. On the contrary, playing chess can also help you gain a foothold in society. Just give an example: you have the opportunity to be a professional chess player; you can use your flexible brain...
My answer for the question: No, only those with a brains that can’t figure out what chess can give them will turn themselves into outsiders (I mean all type of people, not only those chess players)
Maybe chess is a way out for those people who don´t fit in traditional jobs. Simply because they could not find other things that fit their interests.
Btw, nice new avatar and background.
Ha thx, that’s what I mean lol
My eng is so bad... I can’t express all my feelings without translator
I have an interesting story about this.
In January last year I quit my job and started playing poker with an NM friend. We started looking for more people to form a team - a curiosity is that everyone had to wear an akatsuki ring -. In the end, all the team members played chess.