You could also represent it this way:
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TheGrobe wrote:
You could also represent it this way:
That's interesting.
TheGrobe wrote:
You could also represent it this way:
Yeah that is cool.
paul211 wrote:
Garymossu wrote:
chessrobo wrote:
Fischer said himself, "I don't believe in psychology. I believe in good moves".
Fischer didn't mean psychology. Fischer meant to say cheap tricks.
People that have an IQ over 180+ like Fisher make such statements at times and it does not mean that they are right, but think about what he really said.
He is saying , I think, that he believes in psychology and denies it to simply have any and all opponents think that only moves are important thereby foregoing a strong tactical approach called psychology, he wants to be the first one to use it in any game and following is astute psy application he has ann edge.
I couldn't understand your second sentence.
I suspect what he meant is that perfect play will beat psychological tactics every time, and in that sense he would be correct.
I have seen some opponents (immature people) trying to play with a psychological touch... sometimes it works... sometimes they just act like JERKS.
Bobby Fischer Quote. "I give 98 percent of my mental energy to chess..."
Garymossu wrote:
chessrobo wrote:
Fischer said himself, "I don't believe in psychology. I believe in good moves".
Fischer didn't mean psychology. Fischer meant to say cheap tricks.
Did he ? I think Fischer understood what 'psychology' meant.
chessrobo wrote:
Garymossu wrote:
chessrobo wrote:
Fischer said himself, "I don't believe in psychology. I believe in good moves".
Fischer didn't mean psychology. Fischer meant to say cheap tricks.
Did he ? I think Fischer understood what 'psychology' meant.
No, i don't think he did or you do.
I've played with that idea.
Not sure I'm settled on which stamp to use for the knights.