The Brain Science of Chess 

Chess won't sharpen your brain. At most, it will make you pay more attention. Reading, however, is a lot more helpful.

@@achyuththouta6957 It's all connected...

@@achyuththouta6957 wth

dude I know you but I am happy for you

@@achyuththouta6957 Chess sharpens ur brain btw

+the knowledge,his experience he is sharing 🤌🏻🎯

he is probably italian

@@newt2120Bravo! 🙏

How long have you been playing chess?

Dude I’ve been playing for about 10yrs but never took serious until this yr…I’m now seeing what the game is

Bro chess is a very cringe game. Nothing to do with intelligence just how much you care to learn and how many games you’ve played

@@King-js7nw you're just bad.

the where i can see moves before they happened is true lol

Thank you! 😃

Thanks for the feedback Matthew. I'll make sure to tell our editor.

I really enjoyed it too :)

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Interesting theory

True, it all depends on the activity. For a timed test for example it’s better to utilize fast thinking and as minimal slow thinking as possible irrespective of the test’s complexity

Yea me too and I found the term after many years “Tetris affect”

Thanks for the feedback. I know I have to work on the quality of the audio. I'm working on it.... ;)

Very good book.

@@Guizambaldi thanks. it's on my list. i haven't been reading much non-fiction or fiction lately because i've been too caught up in playing and following 9LX! Hahaha but definitely whenever i get to reading non-fiction or fiction, NNT and then thinking fast and slow and stuff are like my number 1 to read next. (i actually don't read fiction anymore.)

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check out www.brainacademy.com . We have courses from procrastination to memory and focus. That should help :)

@@BrainAcademy1 this is Free,,🧠🧠🧠🧠

It means he is a lier. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

It means he's bad

He is flexing

No u conquered what most die for. When playing chess. Most ppl live they whole life craving to beat the one who taught them or better experienced. Some die without ever having that chance the ones who do accomplish that is a joyful moment. Reason being u know that person/ have achieved the impossible. First time I beat my uncle who taught me I bragged on that shit for weeks. N my friends witnessed it. Haven't beat him since that was my only win. So I can't say I'm better than him. But my teacher was proud of me. Look at it in that way. Not better. Doesn't mean your teacher slack. He taught u well. Now the game is very interesting n beautiful. I can teach u how to move the piece but I can't teach u how to think. So lack of sleep, sleeping on your opponents wte the case maybe every dog has there day. No game the same n that's why it's beautiful n mind boggling once u learn the concept. I love the game I'm obsessed with it. Not trying to win or lose. More of let me see where the one I'm playing against is at up to my intelligence. Game of wits my friend

cause females in general are more social, thus Single Board games are very unattractive for them (in general)

it will make you better at chess mostly lol, just because you play chess, doesnt mean you magically get "smart", like others, chess is a game with rules , chess is just one of many other things that can make you use your brain to think actively.

No it won't. Chess players themselves aren't smart. They just memorise a lot

@@vanillapillow5380 it won't really make you think actively. It's a myth. I've played and studied chess for years. I know what I'm talking about. It's just a game that's full of memorisation of patterns, moves and positional ideas. You don't think. You don't think at all. You see a position and remember what you're supposed to do based on what you studied. To me , a person thinks when he is unfamiliar with something. A new chess player will think a lot. But an experienced player, will hardly think

@Andy it won't

Chess increase focus...that's for sure

Jesus gave me the gift to be good at chess

LMFAOOOO

Judit Polgar.