Why isn't chess more popular?
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It is a shame George, some people are in too big of a hurry to pass up one of the finer institutions in life...happy chessing...
Was my comment deleted for being honest?
Chess players are considered nerdy loners.
Ask about anyone.
Yereslov wrote:
Was my comment deleted for being honest?
Chess players are considered nerdy loners.
Ask about anyone.
This one?
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The main reason why chess isn't popular is because it's considered nerdy.
When one think of a chess player in general, one think of a lonely reject.
It's just not a cool sport. You won't get the ladies playing the game.
Most likely the exact opposite.
chrisr2212 wrote:
Yereslov wrote:
Was my comment deleted for being honest?
Chess players are considered nerdy loners.
Ask about anyone.
yes, i asked him and he told me to take my head out of my ass
That's how the rest of society views you.
If you had just a small amount of guts, and you truly wanted to be a chess player, you would do it, and if society didn't like it they could go to hell. Piss on how society views something. If you want to do it, do it.
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
If you had just a small amount of guts, and you truly wanted to be a chess player, you would do it, and if society didn't like it they could go to hell. Piss on how society views something. If you want to do it, do it.
I'm sure many dictators thought the same thing!
AloDurry wrote:
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
If you had just a small amount of guts, and you truly wanted to be a chess player, you would do it, and if society didn't like it they could go to hell. Piss on how society views something. If you want to do it, do it.
I'm sure many dictators thought the same thing!
That's just ridiculous.
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
AloDurry wrote:
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
If you had just a small amount of guts, and you truly wanted to be a chess player, you would do it, and if society didn't like it they could go to hell. Piss on how society views something. If you want to do it, do it.
I'm sure many dictators thought the same thing!
That's just ridiculous.
Certainly not! Hitler called for the final solution, a thing society at the time would have been very against, just as Stalin starved thousands, nay, MILLIONS of people. If society is against it, it could be really bad. But that is not always true. Hitler had a small amount of organic matter, and he did it! He did the very thing a majority of society was against! Now I don't want to drawl into politics, but if society is against it, sometimes thier is a very rational reason as to why.
The very relevancy of this forum topic is ridiculous! See how off topic that went!
chrisr2212 wrote:
well the title may be relevant, just the thread itself isn't
You caught me there! 
The main reason is that chess players are considered loners or nerdy.
I think people easily get bored with what is either difficult, or doesn't make them feel warm and fuzzy, or get them excited. They always want a new thrill. It is hard to get a new thrill, from such an old game, in their eyes.
The more simple the game the more popular. Hence football.
AloDurry wrote:
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
AloDurry wrote:
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
If you had just a small amount of guts, and you truly wanted to be a chess player, you would do it, and if society didn't like it they could go to hell. Piss on how society views something. If you want to do it, do it.
I'm sure many dictators thought the same thing!
That's just ridiculous.
Certainly not! Hitler called for the final solution, a thing society at the time would have been very against, just as Stalin starved thousands, nay, MILLIONS of people. If society is against it, it could be really bad. But that is not always true. Hitler had a small amount of organic matter, and he did it! He did the very thing a majority of society was against! Now I don't want to drawl into politics, but if society is against it, sometimes thier is a very rational reason as to why.
Your comparing chess to the final solution?
Jun 30, 2012
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nameno1had wrote:
I think people easily get bored with what is either difficult, or doesn't make them feel warm and fuzzy, or get them excited. They always want a new thrill. It is hard to get a new thrill, from such an old game, in their eyes.
i'm sorry but you're clearly wrong.
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
AloDurry wrote:
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
AloDurry wrote:
Conflagration_Planet wrote:
If you had just a small amount of guts, and you truly wanted to be a chess player, you would do it, and if society didn't like it they could go to hell. Piss on how society views something. If you want to do it, do it.
I'm sure many dictators thought the same thing!
That's just ridiculous.
Certainly not! Hitler called for the final solution, a thing society at the time would have been very against, just as Stalin starved thousands, nay, MILLIONS of people. If society is against it, it could be really bad. But that is not always true. Hitler had a small amount of organic matter, and he did it! He did the very thing a majority of society was against! Now I don't want to drawl into politics, but if society is against it, sometimes thier is a very rational reason as to why.
Your comparing chess to the final solution?
No. I'm comparing your statement to the insane things some dictators will do!
Confucius say, "Man who jump off cliff, jump to conclusion"!