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Apr-01-22 Daniil Dubov   csmath: Daniil is a good person and a sensible person. He is also very perceptive. His view shows a very healthy attitude for the difficult position he is in. I wish him the best.      Mar-16-22 Sergey Karjakin    csmath: "Looks like Karjakin already knew that his chess career was over for quite sometime and that he had better launch his Reality TV career by posting eye grabbing content to constantly stay in the news." That would be true if he were American but he is not American. He clearly acted ...      Feb-16-20 Radjabov vs Carlsen, 2008   csmath: Goes into my collection for Anti-Berlin. Excellent long-term strategic struggle.      Jan-24-20 Ju Wenjun    csmath: Wenjun wins this one on experience. Goryachkina was a handful, possibly even a better player but experience takes this one down.      Jan-21-20 Tata Steel Masters (2020)    csmath: This is pretty much a standard winning play for Magnus. Full board press in a complex game. And that is pretty much the way you beat these guys unless you have some killer opening preparation. Sort of chess one would expect from him.      Jan-10-20 Magnus Carlsen    csmath: Whole page without Nok making any disparaging remark about Magnus. I guess MVL's case is just hopeless even for French.      Dec-21-19 Grand Prix Jerusalem (2019)    csmath: Nepo will make Candidates completely unpredictable because he is a kingmaker. He will beat some unexpectedly and lose to others in the most profane way. I cannot imagine him winning the tourney but you never know. Him going 14 rounds without losing 2 or 3 would be a big surprise in ...      Dec-07-19 London Chess Classic GCT Finals (2019)    csmath: 14 of those advantage points came out of one match in St Louis 2017 between the two. After that, they are playing rather even chess. So ... yup I would not put too much stock on those numbers. It is obvious that Ding has become quite a beast in both rapid and blitz since than. I ...      Nov-26-19 GCT Kolkata Rapid & Blitz (2019)    csmath: Carlsen 27 Nakamura 23 27 is a record for GCT, I think, half a point more than what Magnus did in Africa. Both Naka and Magnus have blitz 12.      Oct-23-19 Alireza Firouzja    csmath: Persian mathematicians and astronomers were to be credited why we are an advanced western civilization now. Without them the Greek mathematics would have faded away and Indian mathematics would not be known to the West. Not to mention Al Kwarezmi, Al Kujandi and many more. Persia was

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