Blunders Rarely Travel Alone.

To Be Champion Requires More Than Simply Being A Strong Player; One Has To Be A Strong Human Being As Well.

After That, Kasparov Stepped Back From Chess Which Is, And I Want This To Be Clear, Not Good For Chess In General At All. As A Whole, The Current Situation In The Chess World Leaves A Lot To Be Desired.

I Didn't Picture Myself As Even A Grandmaster, To Say Nothing Of Aspiring To The Chess Crown. This Was Not Because I Was Timid - I Wasn't - But Because I Simply Lived In One World, And The Grandmasters Existed In A Completely Different One. People Like That Were Not Really Even People, But Like Gods Or Mythical Heroes.

Children Can Take Lessons In That School Via The Internet And Can Score Extra Points Like E.g. In Geography Or History. That Sounds Very Promising And Is A Fantastic Basis For Future Steps.

If You Want To Become A World Champion You Should Avoid Playing In Open Tournaments.