Maybe aliens play chess like in star trek, who cares who is better.
Why are men better than women?
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Jun 8, 2010
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themothman wrote:
Maybe aliens play chess like in star trek, who cares who is better.
Another bridge destroyed by the mothman.
I agree with themothman stop whining and just play.
alicesussex wrote:
To even bring up the subject, shows certain insecurities in your manhood. Theirs not one player,including masters on this site who could beat Judith Polgar in a match. And who was that women in the recent U S A Championships who more then held her own against the men.
Well no but then you can question whether there are any grand masters at all that could beat Judith Polgar I can think of a few but point being?
ChessDevpiece wrote:
I agree with themothman stop whining and just play.
I'm not whining by any means. I'm never going to be brilliant at chess but I don't think that it is gender related. I play for fun. I was just wondering what other people thought
I apologise to all the men on this site, for even daring to think that your not perfect in every way
alicesussex wrote:
I apologise to all the men on this site, for even daring to think that your not perfect in every way
You see, this is all we ask for.
maybe men don't have any friends and don't have anything better to do like women do!?
Exactly ... but it still doesn't make them better at chess than women. It only looks that way ...
T'is all in your mind & only in your a mind so forget your mind & you'll be a free, BOWIE, yo!
Jun 9, 2010
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schoolgirl101 wrote:
maybe men don't have any friends and don't have anything better to do like women do!?
shopping, going to the hairdresser, watch "intellectual" films in Tv (documental genre only) ...what other things make you that busy?
Jun 9, 2010
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#55
thegab03 wrote:
T'is all in your mind & only in your a mind so forget your mind & you'll be a free, BOWIE, yo!
Well said (I guess)
Hey, better get to the kitchen and make me a sammich!
Jun 9, 2010
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#58
trysts wrote:
Wow, schoolgirl101! Your first post and you come out fighting
typical trysts post
To even bring up the subject, shows certain insecurities in your manhood. Theirs not one player,including masters on this site who could beat Judith Polgar in a match. And who was that women in the recent U S A Championships who more then held her own against the men.
Doesn't calling someone's manhood into question, or at least their securities about it, inherently involve a value judgement about "manhood"? Isn't that exactly the type of perspective you're trying to tear down?
As much as this topic has been done to death, the OP was questioning what is a clearly established discrepancy between the sexes in the participation levels and the representation at the top level of the game. Is this discussion really off limits for men lest we have our respective "manhoods" called into question?