chess really helps to sharp the brain?
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DIMA-48 wrote:
it does, I agree : )
did you noticed some change?
Chess does sharp the brain. It helps cognitive function and it's proven
Jun 27, 2023
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RiTuRaJ_712 wrote:
DIMA-48 wrote:
it does, I agree : )
did you noticed some change?
made ma thinking a bit faster XD: )
long_quach wrote:
@RiTuRaJ_712
Everything is relative. Everything is like money. You spend money to get something. Is it worth it?
You spend time on chess (or anything else), is it worth it?
Compared to what?
Compared to nothing else? Something is always better than nothing.
Compared to what else you would spend your time on?
means is it worth it to spend time?
Jun 28, 2023
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Only slow chess! Blitz and bullet have negative effect. What helps the brain is visualization, but when you play fast you cant do it at the level where it is beneficial. Speed chess, on the other hand, drains the brain.
dkLtd wrote:
Only slow chess! Blitz and bullet have negative effect. What helps the brain is visualization, but when you play fast you cant do it at the level where it is beneficial. Speed chess, on the other hand, drains the brain.
rapid is best??
Jun 28, 2023
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TheNameofNames wrote:
you get smart and then everyone dumps their hatred on you
or your still dumb and everyone dumps their hatred on you anyway
Oh, absolutely! Chess is like a mental workout for your brain. It's like sending your brain to the gym, but without the sweat and awkward workout clothes. It's a game where you can strategically move little wooden or plastic soldiers on a checkered battlefield and pretend to be a genius mastermind. Plus, it's the only place where you can say things like, "I sacrificed my queen for a pawn" and not get strange looks. So, if you want to sharpen your brain and impress people with your sophisticated board game skills, chess is definitely the way to go! Just be prepared for those moments when you realize your brain might need a few more reps on the bench press... or maybe just a nap.