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Sep-15-10 Hans-Joachim Federer    docjr: I stand in defense of my argument. I'm not saying nadal will win more gs titles than any player. I am saying that is not the criteria for the arbitary title of best player ever. take any player at his peak have him play nadal right now i say nadal wins. yes racket advances favor nadal      May-14-10 Topalov vs Anand, 2010    docjr: ok thanks amadeus what about 42 rxa8      May-07-10 Anand - Topalov World Championship Match (2010)    docjr: am i the only one who sees parallels with capablanca vs alkehine with anand clearly the most talented but topolov is tougher and is willing to grind it out.      Apr-30-10 0    docjr: In regards to the oil spill it's just further proof that the knee jerk, drill baby drill, good vs evil ,simplistic, pallin ,limbaugh, tea baggers are wrong as usual. they hate government, and healthcare and regulations until it hits home to them. they never think things through amd ...      Apr-23-10 Vladimir Kramnik    docjr: dcp23 arrogance knows no bounds either      Apr-23-10 Kibitzer's Café    docjr: everyone has a right their own opinion.I asked who people thought were most over and underrated in chess history. i gave my suggestions with plausible arguments why. I don't care that keypusher or anyone else disagrees thats why their called opinions.does anyone else have an opinion      Apr-22-10 Bobby Fischer    docjr: as far as kidney failure goes like most everything in fischers later years it is all speculation. it could be from a wide range of diagnosed or undiagnosed diseases including diabetes, hypertension, lupus, auto immune diseases very unlikey radiation. any kidney failure could be ...      Jan-13-10 Paul Morphy    docjr: I agree that the feats of morphy and pillsbury in terms of memory give them the highest potential of all chess players. Their circumstances, (the lack of competition and development of chess for morphy and the late start and illness for pillsbury) limited their potential greatness ...

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