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@Muzan08 said in #22: > the acquisition of knowledge is not merely a matter of rote memorization, but rather a process of assimilation that requires active engagement and practical application. Upon o…

@SaltWaterRabbit said in #12: > Later Pal said something like that he regretted giving up his spot to Fischer based on his subsequent behaviour and disappearance from chess. Really? Where?

@Muzan08 said in #16: > I am not saying that getting a coach is bad, what I say is that the information that you learn by searching and hard working will be memorized better than the one that is given…

@Muzan08 said in #13: > I think you can learn anything from youtube, books If that was the case, then coaches in all sports would be out of work. Federer didn't learn to play good tennis by watching y…

I think this could be considered an example of maintaining a positive mindset.

@MindlessWork said in #3: > Interesting take - I hadn't thought about it like that.

Thanks champ for going to the effort to do a google search for me. Don't be offended if I give no more than a cursory glance to the hits on the first page without clicking on any. Now how about these …

@h2b2 said in #3: > as well as the written rules, there are many unwritten rules, traditions and etiquette that everyone playing in rated tournaments are expected by their peers to follow. What rubbis…

I turned on the new email notifications feature for correspondence games and only got one email in a week, and my Android mobile notifications stopped completely. When I turned that feature off, my co…