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@FreudChicken said in #18: > @ThunderClap Thanks for the recommendation! I've just ordered a second hand copy from amazon. I'm about 1900-2000 strength lichess (judging on my chesscom rating) so not a…

"Take 1 book finish it Take another Finish it and then after u finish 5 books go back to Book 1"- My Coach. This helps you get most lessons out of the book I'm saying this but I am also the guy who ju…

Well I thank all the people who put up there feedbacks here I'd like to hear more from the viewers so that I can improve the blogs from next time. I am happy to have 117 Likes and over 4k views I don'…

@Chessmaster201736 said in #10: > well nothing to say just pure EMOTIONAL DAMAGE MODE ON There's no Emotional Damage here am a guy who just put up his first blog and I'm still learning I like to learn…

@QueenRosieMary said in #8: > #2 > > > Like @Toadofsky said, It is one thing to use it to correct spelling and grammar, like any spelling and grammar tool, but please don't hide behind this excuse to …

@Chess_player_2581 said in #5: > Please don't do this to my favorite opening What did I do can you please elaborate am here still trying to learn :)

@mizant83 said in #4: > The Cambridge Springs is not a part of the Semi-Slav (although it can be entered that way), it belongs to the QGD family. Oh my bad I had no idea it was not part of the Semi Sl…

I'd say Judit Polgar she used to beat people like Kasparov in those days if currently then Id go with Ju Wenjun just coz of that Tata Steel performance

AI wow my favorite topic! I use it for a million things mainly for: Programming Learning English Chatting about Life (Lol) Generating question papers to study etc

@Toadofsky said in #2: > I'll say it anyway: there are non-AI tools like Microsoft Word which help correct English without writing the article for you. Writing is hard, but if you write it yourself th…