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Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
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Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
Nice read Wael, Carlsen does seem like the man to watch for a while to come. 

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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
Indeed TedAdminX wrote:Nice read Wael, Carlsen does seem like the man to watch for a while to come.

And by the way,how about Botvinnik statement that chess is 99% hard work and study and bearly 1% talant,I do happen to disagree

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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
1% talent, what was he smoking. He had to many rematch causes don't you think. I do. 

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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
Definitely he wrote that in one of his books and I read it several years ago in a chess club here in Varna with one of my friends,I think it was his book about the psychological aspect in the chess game....AdminX wrote:1% talent, what was he smoking. He had to many rematch causes don't you think. I do.
Regarding the smoking issue,well,most probably some russian stuff

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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
I would have to agree with him.Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:Indeed TedAdminX wrote:Nice read Wael, Carlsen does seem like the man to watch for a while to come.![]()
And by the way,how about Botvinnik statement that chess is 99% hard work and study and bearly 1% talant,I do happen to disagree
Now while agreeing, that 1% is HUGE. Take professional basketball (NBA). You have 1-2% of the league that are truly gifted players, and the rest got where they are by hard work and sacrificing for the team.
Look at MLB, the NHL, and even European football, you have 1 or 2 stand out players on each team, and 20 other guys that work their ass off to play. Then you have 7 billion other people who wish they could play, but simply do not dedicate themselves to their game.
That 1% is the difference between "god like status" for fans, and being a "grinder".
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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
Well,things stand a little bit different in chess as it's a brain storm gamePeter Skinner wrote:I would have to agree with him.Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:Indeed TedAdminX wrote:Nice read Wael, Carlsen does seem like the man to watch for a while to come.![]()
And by the way,how about Botvinnik statement that chess is 99% hard work and study and bearly 1% talant,I do happen to disagree
Now while agreeing, that 1% is HUGE. Take professional basketball (NBA). You have 1-2% of the league that are truly gifted players, and the rest got where they are by hard work and sacrificing for the team.
Look at MLB, the NHL, and even European football, you have 1 or 2 stand out players on each team, and 20 other guys that work their ass off to play. Then you have 7 billion other people who wish they could play, but simply do not dedicate themselves to their game.
That 1% is the difference between "god like status" for fans, and being a "grinder".
Peter

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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
It appears he borrowed the line from Edison, who said,"99% perspiration and 1% inspiration".AdminX wrote:1% talent, what was he smoking. He had to many rematch causes don't you think. I do.
In any case, not original.
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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
Not sure about this borrowing,but it's definitely not correct,at least regarding the chess gameTerry McCracken wrote:It appears he borrowed the line from Edison, who said,"99% perspiration and 1% inspiration".AdminX wrote:1% talent, what was he smoking. He had to many rematch causes don't you think. I do.
In any case, not original.

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Re: Carlsen: 'This victory is a milestone for my career'
Well it's an old line, with some truth. I'd say 10% talent and the 90% dedication.Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:Not sure about this borrowing,but it's definitely not correct,at least regarding the chess gameTerry McCracken wrote:It appears he borrowed the line from Edison, who said,"99% perspiration and 1% inspiration".AdminX wrote:1% talent, what was he smoking. He had to many rematch causes don't you think. I do.
In any case, not original.