Pedro's Corner

two beef tacos and an horchata

I almost went for this, but cheapest was $4 and so nothing to put on it. Might still be worth it but twas put off for the morrow

It’s 5 CAD

Eggs, I’d buy eggs.

Yo, Pedro!

An actual woman discusses chess. Claims there are five myths. I’ll need you to either confirm them or rip them to shreds.

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1] Chess is dull and unsexy.
2] It takes genius to win at chess.
3] Strong chess players see dozens of moves ahead.
4] Deep Blue’s win in 1997 meant the end of chess.
5] The king is the most important piece in chess.

This is what I settled on. But then I went to my mommas and got me some food.

Still, for a bout $2-3… I think eggs are the clear winner. I mean a whole dozen. You could live at least 3 days on those.

Stocks, along with bonds, commodities and derivatives of all three, are what underlie all your money. Your pension, if you are not one of the rich, is not in cash, which would depreciate and leave you with nothing, it is in stocks. Stocks are what allow money made today to remain valuable tomorrow. Money doesn’t exist, it is a place-setter for commerce, for valuable business activity.

It is not what the rich are doing, it is what everybody is doing. Everybody that works and adds value to a business.

All bank value, except for some nominal minimum amount of cash, is in stocks. That is how they are able to keep up with inflation and even provide you with returns on your savings. If you don’t like this, you will have to take the money out of the bank and store it. But you won’t because you are aware that it would just depreciate.

Doesent this whole life thingy strike you as absurt

Crazy.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6tGpwAaB9g[/youtube]

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She calls herself daisy, but she ain’t no flower child.

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i was drunk when i wrote that

My lady was surely mocking me.

The game that ended Fischer’s 20-game win streak (2nd closest streak is Fischer himself with 11 and then Caruana with 7). Petrosian is one of the few ultra grandmasters with whom I can usually actually intuit his next move, at least in pivotal positions.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GulevvPUZto[/youtube]

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Holy smokes check out this list of players.

Carlsen, Magnus 2881

Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime 2860

Ding, Liren 2836

Nakamura, Hikaru 2829

Nepomniachtchi, Ian 2778

Aronian, Levon 2778

Duda, Jan-Krzysztof 2774

Radjabov, Teimour 2758

Le, Quang Liem 2744

Svidler, Peter 2742

So, Wesley 2741

Giri, Anish 2731

Karjakin, Sergey 2709

Firouzja, Alireza 2703

Anton Guijarro, David 2667

Vidit, Santosh Gujrathi 2636

If Anand and Artemiev where in there, my day would be complete. Fuck Caruana that robot.

15 minutes with 5 second increment, starts in an hour or so. Keep a look-out for Carlsen Liren.

So is a serious candidate for championship challenger some day. Needless to say, so are many others on that list, Nakamura among them. Be cool if Nakamura trained for the next Candidates.

lolol the Magus mouse slipped and lost a dead won game.

It happens even to the world champ.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo5fqwPQDwk[/youtube]

“Here is where we have our afternoon casse-croûte…”

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