rajvirr06 wrote:
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yo google mental health institutions near me that should help you
chess made me realize how stupid I really am
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Apr 29, 2021
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speeduptheserver wrote:
Soniasthetics wrote:
Albert Einstein only played about the strength of a 1800 from what I heard, or something around there.
Is he stupid?
no. It's a board game.
I'm skeptical of all these retroactive "celebrity" ratings from Humphrey Bogart to Fidel Castro. Maybe Stanley Kubrick and Sting's are somewhat accurate. The rest of your post I agree with.
Albert Einstein wasn't known to be amazing at chess.
Apr 29, 2021
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love the op comment
ooga booga monke negative iq neathandral is just strangely funny
word choice
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MelvinGarvey wrote:
Chess is sure one of the many ways one can use in order to highlight one's flaws when social conventions forbids often enough to have them pointed out.
Now, if we are truly so stupid or not, also depends on what we'll do out of the intel so recently discovered: decide to learn, fix and improve, or decide to rant and complain endlessly about it all.
yeah you're right, complaining is annoying and won't change your current state
Apr 30, 2021
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#29
speeduptheserver wrote:
Soniasthetics wrote:
speeduptheserver wrote:
Soniasthetics wrote:
Albert Einstein only played about the strength of a 1800 from what I heard, or something around there.
Is he stupid?
no. It's a board game.
I'm skeptical of all these retroactive "celebrity" ratings from Humphrey Bogart to Fidel Castro. Maybe Stanley Kubrick and Sting's are somewhat accurate. The rest of your post I agree with.
Albert Einstein wasn't known to be amazing at chess.
I don't dispute that. His actual talents were probably exaggerated as well.
Yeah probably, considering we only have like 2-3 games of his.
Albert Einstein only played about the strength of a 1800 from what I heard, or something around there.
Is he stupid?
no. It's a board game.