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Young Bobby Fischer among other genius teenagers, 1958
Teenage Appreciation episode of I've Got a Secret, March 26, 1958.
Carol Lynley from Poseidon Adventure, Paul Anka, Bobby Fischer and other guests
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3 in 1. Best versions of 'Rondine al nido' by three great singers3 in 1. Best versions of 'Rondine al nido' by three great singers
3 in 1. Best versions of 'Rondine al nido' by three great singers
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'Rondine al nido' is a romance and one of the best known works of the Italian composer Vincenzo De Crescenzo (1915-1987). Here is a 3 in 1, a best collection of this romance ever performed (imho): by Luciano Pavarotti (tenor) Gala Concert 1986, by Roberto Loreti (descant) 1961 studio recorded, by Richard Tucker (tenor) studio recorded in 1950s I do not own none of these records' nor lyrics righ...
KUKA Monster vs CHESSka, Game 1KUKA Monster vs CHESSka, Game 1
KUKA Monster vs CHESSka, Game 1
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Chess Robots Championship Match. Moscow 2012. KUKA Monster (GER) vs CHESSka (RUS) Game 1 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Bc4 Bc5 5. h3 O-O 6. d3 Na5 7. Nxe5 Qe7 8. Bxf7 Rxf7 9. Nxf7 Qxf7 10. O-O Nc6 11. Be3 Bb4 12. Qf3 Bxc3 13. bxc3 d6 14. a4 a5 15. Bg5 Ne5 16. Qe3 Bd7 17. f4 Nc6 18. d4 Re8 19. Bxf6 Qxf6 20. Qd3 Qf7 21. d5 Ne7 22. c4 Qf6 23. c5 Ng6 24. c6 bxc6 25. dxc6 Bc8 26. f5 Nf4 27. Qf3 ...
Old RJF on chess. Why Fischer hated chess. Who's the best everOld RJF on chess. Why Fischer hated chess. Who's the best ever
Old RJF on chess. Why Fischer hated chess. Who's the best ever
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  • @user-sm2sk9kx5f
    @user-sm2sk9kx5f 5 днів тому

    Absolutely the best. Dearly missed. Always loved

  • @shaundiltz5821
    @shaundiltz5821 8 днів тому

    I wanna get back to Fischer random. Lmao

  • @Garyleemurray
    @Garyleemurray 15 днів тому

    So fischer was a low empathy malignant narcissists. He also had paranoid personality disorder. not to be confused with psychopathy or sociopathy he also for SURE had autism sort of the autism of elon musk. He saw people groups religions society's cultures the same way he saw chest pieces with ranking.. a Rook has more points then bishops bishops are worth more then pawns.. queens have the most.. etc.. He had the hierarchy that narcissists have i mean certain types of people were BETTER then others. and due to his paranoid personality disorder he didn't really have friends. He had a sort of genius that was in the top 1 percent but where he started to seriously go wrong was that although unmatched in his genius in chess say a ranking of 2800 that at the time was unmatched (probably today as well in some aspects) . He believed he was also a "2800" in other aspects of his life WHEN HE WASNT. he extreme anti Semitisms and world view of politics was not on some "2800" intellectual level but more on the PARANOID level. He was not the genius on politics that he thought he was. He was not a genius on friendship, he was not a genius on whether women or men were better at anything. In fact some of his world view were downright childish. Sometimes dangerous especially his views on jews. He was a genius but not in every aspect of life which is fine the problem become because HE THOUGHT he was. and in many ways that led to his sad demise.

    • @LethalBubbles
      @LethalBubbles 36 хвилин тому

      screw big pharma and screw gaslighters like you

  • @archimedestheowl6878
    @archimedestheowl6878 17 днів тому

    I like how he's called crazy even though every point he makes is coherent. Sad culture. "Chess is no good anymore" Take your levy's and cramlings and cram them up your ass.

  • @infinitechoices1641
    @infinitechoices1641 21 день тому

    Everything becomes dull and boring after a certain skill level is achieved. It's not unique to chess. Some things like physics remain fun because no human will ever reach that level where it becomes dull and boring.

  • @kon-modrek
    @kon-modrek Місяць тому

    That moment when u realise that u are waste a lot of time looking for the chess boards and u waste the time and the death has come without trying to understand about the questions that u need to answer but u just run away

    • @MMm-zr5yx
      @MMm-zr5yx 18 днів тому

      most irrelevant comment ever

  • @stevie47
    @stevie47 Місяць тому

    you chickened out on Karpov.

  • @Kazamanian
    @Kazamanian Місяць тому

    He was great actor except after the V-martins. I want to get back to fiiiishhher random.

  • @sebastianoesposito3164
    @sebastianoesposito3164 Місяць тому

    makes me proud to be born in Naples italy

  • @Moethelock
    @Moethelock 2 місяці тому

    Can't imagine what he would say now.. How mainstream the game has gotten cause of the internet and streaming..

  • @Kevin.S.McCarter_PhD
    @Kevin.S.McCarter_PhD 2 місяці тому

    Interviewer ruined the interview by repeatedly interrupting the interviewee.

  • @fabiofabtube
    @fabiofabtube 2 місяці тому

    I'm not English speaker nor us citizen but to me it's like he has the same accent and way of talking of Donald Trump😮😅

    • @Magyar19
      @Magyar19 20 днів тому

      They are both from Manhattan, NYC, that's why

  • @vegpvegsn6934
    @vegpvegsn6934 2 місяці тому

    when he asked him as now Kasparov what he thinks about it he said it ( I can NOT compare the old chess with this now ) this means he exept and recognize Kasparov as the best ever

  • @keaton718
    @keaton718 3 місяці тому

    Chess is more fun without all the theory and experience. Anything can happen in a game with two bad players trying their hardest, either can win. And they always learn and improve with each game, maybe in years of play they only learn and intuit what Magnus learned in a week of elite chess camp or whatever. But if they are having more fun then maybe that's the most pure form of chess, how it was intended to be enjoyed a thousand years ago. Then again I think Magnus is probably having more fun, he seems to enjoy winning a lot.

  • @Mr.Coffee576
    @Mr.Coffee576 3 місяці тому

    He’s right. If you want to be better at chess, you have to STUDY it. That means you use someone else’s strategy for your own. Where’s the creativity in that ? If I were to study to be better at a game, then I rather study coding. Chess is supposed to be fun. Studying isn’t lol.

  • @user-xk3uz4ze6l
    @user-xk3uz4ze6l 3 місяці тому

    Bella canzone eh!❤❤❤❤

  • @krisscanlon4051
    @krisscanlon4051 4 місяці тому

    I find this to be a lesson on when you finally despise the thing that motivated your life for ever...man hates the thing he loves...

    • @Mr.Coffee576
      @Mr.Coffee576 3 місяці тому

      No, thats not the lesson here. Bobby loved Chess. What he wanted was an update in the game, more pieces, and more rules. Chess has been limited for millennia which forced people to be less creative about their movies and instead study from a book.

  • @mayahastheknife
    @mayahastheknife 4 місяці тому

    dang, couldn't even come up with Philidor's name? he was so nuts, and very sad for chess that he went downhill so fast.

  • @evertonbergman572
    @evertonbergman572 5 місяців тому

    Pavarotti, incomparável!

  • @googlekopfkind
    @googlekopfkind 5 місяців тому

    The problem is not unique to chess but applies to any closed system. It eventually gets overanalyzed, and nothing new emerges. This even holds true for the universe as a whole. I hope we manage to reach the next dimension someday

  • @kylezo
    @kylezo 5 місяців тому

    This guy was a psychopathic bigot for his entire life and he only got worse with age. The world is better with him gone.

  • @selmamariacorreafiaschi5845
    @selmamariacorreafiaschi5845 5 місяців тому

    Maravilhosos

  • @sheriff1283
    @sheriff1283 5 місяців тому

    He only acknowledges Morphy and Capa as players who were at his level

  • @drygordspellweaver8761
    @drygordspellweaver8761 5 місяців тому

    I always felt this way about chess. It’s too deterministic. A bit of randomness is good for the mind and soul.

    • @drygordspellweaver8761
      @drygordspellweaver8761 2 місяці тому

      @breadandcircuses8127 I'd say it's because reality itself has some element of randomness, or at least pseudo randomness for variety. If something is truly deterministic it feels mechanical and soulless.

  • @yousefaquino4740
    @yousefaquino4740 6 місяців тому

    He is a legend!!!!!!

  • @patjcarey
    @patjcarey 6 місяців тому

    What a wonderful comparison of this wonderful song. I’ll treasure this, thank you for sharing. Pat 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

  • @eduardolima2229
    @eduardolima2229 6 місяців тому

    Theo besta,its nota Her...GIUSEPE DI STEFANO 1955

  • @eduardolima2229
    @eduardolima2229 6 місяців тому

    Onde está DI STEFANO ???????

  • @zvicenteoo
    @zvicenteoo 6 місяців тому

    Bobby Fischer looks like Dewey from Malcolm

  • @martabenialgo9127
    @martabenialgo9127 6 місяців тому

    Bellisima cancion!!!!!

  • @giannibastianello6418
    @giannibastianello6418 8 місяців тому

    Dimentichiamo beniamino Gigli che lha fatta conoscere la canta con la giusta espressione

  • @paultimson6674
    @paultimson6674 8 місяців тому

    I finished with Chess, when i saw a club player who would not RESIGN? He wanted to seal up the moves and let someone ajudicate the game? He was down a lot of material, and he clearly was beat. It just was bad form. To deny his opponent a clean win. The Russians played games like that with Fischer. Worse games. Twisted mind games. outside the halls. No wonder he gave it up. Who needs to play such games. We find these games played all through society. Politics and chasing up petty officials. staying on a phone to get a simple response? a big game of frustration. That is Chess. FRUSTRATION. You repeat the same mistakes over and over. and hope to get one step quicker. Its an INSANE GAME.

  • @Flickit100
    @Flickit100 9 місяців тому

    When he compares himself to Morphy, he says maybe he has no more talent, he just knows more theory.

  • @bitbear1964
    @bitbear1964 9 місяців тому

    I agree. Playing chess well does not equal to talent. Someone who has been playing chess a year beats a noob does not make him talented. It’s more about his experience. I believe the true talented chess players are those who displays talent at young age, or someone who learns chess very fast, not people who built their chess skills over years. What Bobby want to express is that he is not one of those hardworking players who spends all their life studying chess. He is more intelligent and capable of other high-intelligence skills.

  • @ShayanFiroozi1
    @ShayanFiroozi1 10 місяців тому

    Best player ever , i'm sure the whole world is agreed with this !!

  • @josep9961
    @josep9961 10 місяців тому

    Tuker y Pavarotti igualados y Robertino muy bien, pero la mejor versión de esta bellisima canción es, sin duda la de Pippo Di Stefano!!

  • @chriseben430
    @chriseben430 10 місяців тому

    Also consider that unanimous world champion Magnus recently eagerly surrended the mere chance for another crown! These greats have encouraged a stern warning to future generations -- perhaps your limitless intellect & competitive spirit is better spent elsewhere?

  • @user-xs6ux4dk9y
    @user-xs6ux4dk9y 10 місяців тому

    What Bobby is saying about the state of the game today is poetic.Its like knowing to much about your future hence your life is ruined but everybody would request that knowledge if given the chance.

  • @Continuious
    @Continuious 11 місяців тому

    Overwhelmed by his success in chess

  • @MusicMyInspiration
    @MusicMyInspiration 11 місяців тому

    Good selection, but in this particular piece I prefer Di Stefano, with Gigli being a close second ... well everyone has his personal fav's I guess. 🙂

  • @henryzhao4622
    @henryzhao4622 11 місяців тому

    Brilliance is knowing how to do it well. Genius is finding a way to do it well and still have fun (see Einstein)

  • @nicholaswideman6658
    @nicholaswideman6658 Рік тому

    Kidney dysfunction and degeneration causes cognitive impairment moodiness irritability and depression. Research this.

  • @michaelscott5653
    @michaelscott5653 Рік тому

    @3:23 I believe he's referring to Philidor

  • @bryantcullen1377
    @bryantcullen1377 Рік тому

    Fischer is the GOAT. No one else will ever come close. Fischer is Chess

  • @EminAnimE1
    @EminAnimE1 Рік тому

    Is this a deleted scene? I've seen the documentary and can't find this scene. There is a scene in the same place but it looks like this clip was removed.

  • @nicbentulan
    @nicbentulan Рік тому

    1 - 0:38 - magnus carlsen is a better chess player than wesley so, but wesley so is a more talented chess player than magnus carlsen! - doesn't want to delve into old chess and wants to go back to Fischer random. Very humble in answering the question as to whether or not e is the best player that ever was. But at the same time very instructive in changing the question from best player to most talented player 2 2:56 chess is a search for truth --> well the play itself is searching for truth, but... ...but studying and of course even changing the game is more like search for meaning. it's like like how mathematicians may agree on theorems given certain definitions but will disagree on definitions eg whether a 'square' is considered a 'rectangle' or if a 'manifold' has a 'dimension'. 3 9LX is better than chess for mental health i.e. chess openings are bad for mental health while chess middlegames & endgames are good for mental health. Quote 1 After playing Chess960, I realise how mentally unwell chess players become the more they play it. They know they will get the same ideal setup every game and they deny the fact that they will mess it up unless they memorise some other geek's ideas. In Chess960 there is nothing to deny. You know you are going to get a far from ideal start position and you know it is up to you to make the best of it and you know you will be playing moves nobody has tried before. Which is better for your mental health? - glider1001 Quote 2 'Chess960: The winner is the more agile mind. Chess: The winner is the biggest nerd.' - MingusMingusMingu 4 Well I don't find it like the interviewers have ego or something for not listening to Fischer. I find the interviewers have interest in Fischer. Too much interest that they don't really listen properly. Like they hear too much that they don't listen enough. My opinion: 0:38 doesn't want to delve into old chess and wants to go back to Fischer random. Very humble in answering the question as to whether or not e is the best player that ever was. But at the same time very instructive in changing the question from best player to most talented player 2:12 doesn't want to delve into old chess when asked about garry Kasparov. Very polite in refraining from criticising Kasparov. 5 5:34 did fischer GRADUALLY start to hate (standard) chess? or was it SUDDEN? i'm glad fischer acknowledged that this question was good. :) anyhoo wait i think i get it. fischer hated chess gradually, but it was a sudden realisation that he had begun to gradually hate it. like a child seeing h aunts or uncles after awhile, the child suddenly realises that e had been gradually growing

  • @luckysniper1659
    @luckysniper1659 Рік тому

    People always say he went insane. But he's making a shit load of sense right here. I was disappointed when I got back into chess and actually tried to learn stuff about it. When I was younger I would just play online. Never learning or studying anything and got to like an intermediate lvl on the site I was using. Going back to it I'm getting crushed at a beginner lvl and come to learn everyone just memorizes moves. Gotta study openings and whatnot. I mean it makes sense you would have to learn it like anything else really but I think he's right.

  • @Chunda8
    @Chunda8 Рік тому

    Who's the best ever? Interestingly enough, Bobby did not rank himself in his own top 10 list. The greatest chess player of all time is Garry Kasparov. The 2nd is Magnus Carlsen. The 3rd is Emanuel Lasker, undisputed World Champion for 27 years. I'd put Bobby maybe 4th, being extremely generous. If you have any hope of breaking 2000 elo, the Fischer 60 Memorable games are mandatory. Then, I think some of Bobby's list applies, he liked Morphy and listed several of his own contemporaries: Tal, Petrosian, Korchnoi, he also liked Alekhine. But then again, 8-time U.S. Champion is nothing to sneeze at.

  • @kyleberlin6990
    @kyleberlin6990 Рік тому

    i wonder which he disliked more, jews or chess?

  • @agachess
    @agachess Рік тому

    This is not an interview. This is casual conversation. Interviewers are horrible. They should listen more and stfu.