So what did this guy actually get wrong

I feel like you wanted to post a picture of Karl Marx, but accidently posted a picture of Chess Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen

>>8393703
that chess is about theory and not about talent. i'm not surprised that someone with autism would think that.

>>8393706
Look on sci. Because that's what he did

>>8393716
>>8393716
not even slightly funny and overtly retarded response typical of il/lit/erates

>>8393730
fuck you, cunt. fischer random or bust.

Are chess books /lit/? What are some good chess books?

>>8393730
No, it's the truth. I have a friend who is on track to become a grandmaster in a few years and I played probably 200+ games against him in the space of a month after never playing chess for probably a decade. The sad truth is that chess is all about memorizing maneuvers and strategies that someone else pioneered.

>>8393744
Tal's "The Life and Games of Mikhail Tal" is probably the best written chess collection/memoir.

For instruction, Nimzovitsch's "My System" is probably the most famous in terms of writing style.

chess is for autistic robots but i like how that lad looks like a caveman while he's doing it

>>8393831
He's got some strong neanderthal lineage, I bet.

>>8393703
>he was born norwegian
>he publicly expressed support for using the kirsan knock out system to decide the wc
>he grew up to be a rather annoying young man, lacking both the niceness of anand and the heavy bantz of russian born players
>he modeled despite being ugly
>he was born norwegian

>>8393741
this nigga knows what's up

>>8393744
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess

Good if you're a visual learner who wants to cram 60 Fischer games

>>8393744
Chess for tigers is excellent middlebrow chesslit.

>>8393871
You're confusing two different books.

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>>8393875
You're right

>>8393749
We are truly in a bricolage age of chess. However that means there's more room for Tony Miles style players to step in and fuck shit up.

>>8393730
I thought it was hilarious 2bh. I have never heard a more autistic response to "are you autistic?" than from Magnus Carlsun (that's hyperbole for any neuro-atypicals out there).

>>8393805
>Nimzovitsch's "My System" is probably the most famous in terms of writing style.
The problem with My System is just that Hypermodernism is one very small piece of a well rounded chess player puzzle. Imo you're better off starting with a classical text.

>>8393867
>>he modeled despite being ugly
I don't know if I would say he's ugly. He probably gets more pussy than you, although maybe that's not a fair comparison. I would say he looks very masculine, in a bit of a lumberjack sort of way. I'm a guy and I don't go for that, but I know a lot of women do.

>>8393716
Even Go is about theory and its actually beautiful and not an overrated kludge. Things don't need to be ineffable to have aesthetic value.

>>8393867
he looks pretty much like Jesse Plemons.

>>8393903
>Bricolage age of Chess
>computers consistently win and book-moves dominate the opening

Just give up on your darkages fairytale game and start playing something with the organic immanence of Go.

>>8393703
Who wears a jacket and shirt with logos on them? I don't care who's sponsoring you, that's tacky as hell.

>>8394041
If go is so beautiful why is there no go equivalent of endgame studies?
>computers consistently win
Anon, I habe some bad news...

>>8394048
it's meta-capitalism

>>8393903
>response to "are you autistic?"
Link?

>>8394041
>Go
Go fuck yourself. Go fucked itself.

>>8394071
In an interview with Nettavisen they asked him if he had an autism spectrum disorder and his answer was "isn't it obvious?"

5 years later in another interview he clarified that he meant "obviously not".

>>8394041
>computers consistently win
Can't win if you don't play them. Bricolage is book moves btw.

>>8394088
It's good that he clarified that. Now we know what he actually thinks.

>>8394088
Holy shit.

>>8394098
Or do we? Is he a secret Poker player trying to bluff us?

>>8394041
>tart playing something with the organic immanence of Go.

https://techcrunch.com/2016/03/15/google-ai-beats-go-world-champion-again-to-complete-historic-4-1-series-victory/

humans BTFO

>>8394108
Yes but its not a blowout with 80s technology. I think computers will probably supersede us in every conceivable way at some point.

>>8394156
I fucking doubt it. Unless you use the term "computer" pretty loosely.

Human brains are way better than anything artificial. They're just also way more concerned with being human.

>>8394066
because in Go the endgame is not predictable dipshit. But there are heuristics about how to determine the order of the endgame moves based on their thermography.

>>8394169
Special purpose hardware has usually lost out in the ned.

>>8394156
>I think computers will probably supersede us in every conceivable way at some point.
>because a massive room of expensive computers just about managed to beat someone at a fun game

>>8394181
*the end

>>8394169
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU

we're gonna get btfo in general

>>8394225
>CGPGrey

>>8394189
you sound like a sceptical cunt from the 1960s

>>8394230
no bully he's on the upper end of reddit tier youtube channels

>>8394239
You are not wrong.

>>8394231
Still waiting on that flying car and robot butler bro