I Don't Remember One Thing I Learned

I Don't Like To Dwell On The Past. I'm Interested In Fischerandom Now, I Am Working On A New Clock, I'm Trying To Make Chess A More Exciting Game Today. I Am Not Interested In Sitting In My Rocking Chair Thinking What I Did 10, 20 Or 30 Years Ago.

Computers Are Our Only Opponents That Don't Always Have No Excuse When Losing Against Me.

As Olafsson Showed Me, White Can Win... It's Hard To Believe. I Stayed Up All Night Analysing, Finally Convicing Myself, And, Incidentally, Learning A Lot About Rook And Pawn Endings In The Process.

But The Thing That Was Great About Capablanca Was That He Really Spoke His Mind, He Said What He Believed Was True, He Said What He Felt. He [capablanca] Wanted To Change The Rules [of Chess] Already, Back In The Twenties, Because He Said Chess Was Getting Played Out. He Was Right. Now Chess Is Completely Dead. It Is All Just Memorisation And Prearrangement. It's A Terrible Game Now. Very Uncreative.

I Grew Up With The Concept Of Freedom Of Speech. So I'm Too Old, It's Too Late For Me To Adjust To The New World, The New World Order.