Chess

@Helios (85)
United States
September 28, 2008 2:04am CST
I personally think that chess helps our mental development a lot. The necessity of planning and remembering traps and openings seems like it can help exercise and develop brainpower. That is just what I think...The degree of effectiveness is obviously questionable. What do you think? Does chess increase brainpower? Has chess helped you think more efficiently? How much chess do you play?
3 responses
batth_geet
@batth_geet (96)
• India
28 Sep 08
i think chess is a good game for mental improvement.. after all i m a District Champion .and have participated in National level chess competitions.........
pawnee
@pawnee (187)
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30 Sep 08
have you come across this site batth-geet? www.gameknot.com Very good, very addictive too. if ya join or you are all ready a member then add me as a buddy, id like to see how i do against somebody as good as yourself. My gameknot name is stitch-up.
pawnee
@pawnee (187)
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30 Sep 08
I agree fully Helios, and to answer your question "How much do you play" I'd say nearly everyday... I know, i sound like a geek now but non of my friends would tell you so. Its all to do with a site i found www.gameknot.com Ive allready started a thread about this if you fancy a look at all? Check the site out, its the best. all the best. Pawnee
wangkai
@wangkai (797)
• China
28 Sep 08
i do not play chess.but i can play china chess.i personally think that it can increase our brainpower