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This is almost comical. Why did he want to be caught so badly? Or did he stack all of his skill points in chess, to the detriment of common sense?
by Hutrio 2y ago
This is almost comical. Why did he want to be caught so badly? Or did he stack all of his skill points in chess, to the detriment of common sense?
- the_gorilla 2y agoUnfortunately being good at chess doesn't make you smart. It just makes you good at chess.
- kstrauser 2y agoThere’s a reason D&D has intelligence and wisdom as separate attributes.
- tessierashpool9 2y agoif you are a chess grand master then you are also smart. leaving evidence behind can be attributed to nervousness or being a bit scatter brained.
- torlok 2y agoIf you're a chess grandmaster then you're good at a game.
- tessierashpool9 2y agoyou sure you understand what grandmaster in chess means?
- torlok 2y agoYes, it means you're better than others at chess.
- tessierashpool9 2y agoI'm not better than others at chess?
- me_me_me 2y ago* Mr. Kramnik has entered the room *
- binary132 2y agonever heard of a low functioning savant?
- ikekkdcjkfke 2y agoI still want to see Magnus Carlsons neural net applied to another domain. IF it supports generics