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NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
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#61
amogh_saagar wrote:

i learnt for 3 year and am higher rated than you

Ok? That is based off skill, not how you learned it

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#62
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#63
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#64
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

i learnt for 3 year and am higher rated than you

Ok? That is based off skill, not how you learned it

i had no skill back then

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#65
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#66
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

Ok? I doubt that, how would you know? Even if it is true, that doesn't mean I learned it "wrong"

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#67

I'm willing to bet at this point you're just lieing tbh

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#68
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

Ok? I doubt that, how would you know? Even if it is true, that doesn't mean I learned it "wrong"

I have gone to so many tournaments and talked with the players

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#69
NubbyCheeseking wrote:

I'm willing to bet at this point you're just lieing tbh

 

 

 

Every russian player openly admit that they would write every game and mistakes in the games to analyze later to improve

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#70
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

Ok? I doubt that, how would you know? Even if it is true, that doesn't mean I learned it "wrong"

Tell me your method

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#71
NubbyCheeseking wrote:

I'm willing to bet at this point you're just lieing tbh

I don't care what you think i know that what i am saying is true

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#72
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

Ok? I doubt that, how would you know? Even if it is true, that doesn't mean I learned it "wrong"

Tell me your method

My dad taught me

Is that the "wrong way"? Everybody learns differently, so there ISN'T  a right way to learn

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#73
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

Ok? I doubt that, how would you know? Even if it is true, that doesn't mean I learned it "wrong"

I have gone to so many tournaments and talked with the players

Ahh so you talked to Hikaru? Or Giri? Or Ian? Or Grischuk? Or Caruana? Or Wesley So? Or Magnus? 

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#74

well you need to learn from other places too. Only your dad can't teach everything. My parents don't know anything about chess. I learnt by myself from yt and chess.com. That is how you learn take interest and learn figure it out yourself and take your time

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#75
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

Ok? I doubt that, how would you know? Even if it is true, that doesn't mean I learned it "wrong"

I have gone to so many tournaments and talked with the players

Ahh so you talked to Hikaru? Or Giri? Or Ian? Or Grischuk? Or Caruana? Or Wesley So? Or Magnus? 

I mean a 1700 FIDE player

 

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#76
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

but by learing about the revolution what do you get in REAL LIFE

And what does chess give you in real life? Nothing 

It helps in planning and in my case maths too

Ok that's a blanet lie

I've beem playing chess for 5 years (made an account here after 3 years), and I have not improved in math nor planning at all

Because you learnt in the wrong way

The "wrong way"

What makes your way the "right way"? 

Tell me what was your way of  learning

 

No, first tell me how is there a "right way" in learning

There isn't. Everybody learns differently

you keep a timetable when to play when to learn something new some for tactics and so on. Keep interest while learning

That is how YOU learn

That doesn't mean it's the right way

Ask every high rated player they will tell the same thing

Ok? I doubt that, how would you know? Even if it is true, that doesn't mean I learned it "wrong"

I have gone to so many tournaments and talked with the players

Ahh so you talked to Hikaru? Or Giri? Or Ian? Or Grischuk? Or Caruana? Or Wesley So? Or Magnus? 

I mean a 1700 FIDE player

 

He isn't a Super GM so he learned it wrong

See how ridiculous it is?

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#77
amogh_saagar wrote:

well you need to learn from other places too. Only your dad can't teach everything. My parents don't know anything about chess. I learnt by myself from yt and chess.com. That is how you learn take interest and learn figure it out yourself and take your time

When I mean learn, I mean where I figured out how to play chess

And once again, who are you to say I am learning it wrong?

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#78

OMG SUPER GM aren't the only ones who are good at chess chinese player even though 1900 can defeat 2500 at times

amogh_saagar
amogh_saagar
May 30, 2020
0
#79
NubbyCheeseking wrote:
amogh_saagar wrote:

well you need to learn from other places too. Only your dad can't teach everything. My parents don't know anything about chess. I learnt by myself from yt and chess.com. That is how you learn take interest and learn figure it out yourself and take your time

When I mean learn, I mean where I figured out how to play chess

And once again, who are you to say I am learning it wrong?

i mean you have to put effort and find out how to improve not to depend on someone

NubbyCheeseking
NubbyCheeseking
May 30, 2020
0
#80
amogh_saagar wrote:

OMG SUPER GM aren't the only ones who are good at chess chinese player even though 1900 can defeat 2500 at times

Yes

But a Super GM is better than a 1700 so the 1700 must have learned it wrong