I love when he says something like "if your opponent plays a move you didn't expect, you know it's probably not a great move" haha. If my opponents plays a move I didn't expect, I am toast.
@@nicbentulan you sound like a straight up hater .... talent is just enough to make you great every sport proves that .. I hope you have that “talent “ and hope we see you at the top ...easy to criticize when your the spectator ..
@@oziomaogbe8665 No, games before engines were oftentimes played over two days or more Edit: it's an oversimplification and the time spent may be somewhat equal sometimes to the Magnus game but it's not the longest ever classical chess game in terms of moves nor length.
@@NeaEmrys No, you’re mistaken. The longest tournament chess game (in terms of moves) is 269 moves (Nikolic-Arsovic, Belgrade 1989). The game ended in a draw after over 20 hours of play.
Just to clear things up. It was not the longest classical chess game ever but the longest World Chess Championship game. The longest classical game was Ivan Nikolic vs Goran Arsovic, Belgrade, 1989. 269 moves and it took over 20 hours
So because his opponents have become so computer-focused, he takes them on a crazy human ride to shake off every computerbased countermove that they have planed or thought off. In my mind, that ability is what makes humans more intelligent than computers.
Not quite. Every top player is still very "human." They know how to evaluate human positions vs. computer positions, and they know what a "human move" vs a "computer move" looks like. It just happens that Magnus is better at it.
I was hoping this podcast would be more about Magnus than about Chess, he is very interesting character we know little about. And most of Chess fans would like to know him better as a person, we know he is chess genius already.
He's done plenty of interviews you can find on youtube where he talks about himself but Chess is his life, it would be like wanting Freddie Mercury to talk about something other than music...
I remember keeping up with the game with one of my buddies. We would text eachother how it was crazy that it was still going on ever so often lol. Crazy long game and part of the legend that is Magnus!
Chess Masters have come to terms with the fact that they can't compete with computers, but that hasn't diminished the thrill of being the Human World Champion. Many more fields will need to make this adjustment in coming years
magnus is great at soundbites, but when lex asks "Is evaluation at every step the key to winning?", Magnus responds "To some extent", but doesn't reveal what the secret is. That is part of the "loneliness" at being at the top. You cannot reveal your secrets.
@@nicbentulan this guy is a troll who posts this same drivel in popular chess videos on UA-cam. He has nothing better to do with his time than try to rile up strangers on the internet. Please do no feed the troll
@@nicbentulan you're one of those insufferable, self-proclaimed intellectuals that gets off on trying to prove others wrong. The really sad part of this, in your case, is that your obsession had led you to waste all this time and effort arguing with strangers over absolutely nothing useful. No one with a life worth living does this. Get out there and touch some grass. All the best buddy
@@nicbentulan no I agree that you are a knob. When you grow old I’m sure you’ll look back at this time and cherish all the trash talking you did to random strangers on the internet. Time well spent, my friend. Peace
I like the way he gives answers. He’s v precise and doesn’t care to say anything he doesn’t believe 100%. Life is not always so concrete and clear defined
The MCAT is about 8 hours. Step exams are about the same length. Studying in medical school is about 7-10 hours a day everyday Monday through Sunday on regular semesters. Physicians work 100+ hours a week sometimes. Next time you go to the doctor just think how hard he or she has worked to get there. They have had extremely long days so that you can be taken care of that day.
I don't get taken care of for free and they definitely remind me with the bill (US citizen lol). So yeah, I'm not going to think about how hard they worked to get there. We're even because I pay for their services.
After Alfa zero, chess is not exciting for me as a human anymore. Why should one use his brain to train a chess playing neural network inside his head. Unless it is for a living)
Full conversation with Magnus Carlsen: ua-cam.com/video/0ZO28NtkwwQ/v-deo.html
I love when he says something like "if your opponent plays a move you didn't expect, you know it's probably not a great move" haha. If my opponents plays a move I didn't expect, I am toast.
True.
Nah mate
Uhhhh
@@nicbentulan no, Magnus is best
@@nicbentulan you sound like a straight up hater .... talent is just enough to make you great every sport proves that .. I hope you have that “talent “ and hope we see you at the top ...easy to criticize when your the spectator ..
Just so people know, it’s not the longest chess game ever, but it is the longest game ever in a world championship match
How long was it?
I think it was the longest game ever in terms on the length of the game not the number of moves.
@@oziomaogbe8665 No, games before engines were oftentimes played over two days or more
Edit: it's an oversimplification and the time spent may be somewhat equal sometimes to the Magnus game but it's not the longest ever classical chess game in terms of moves nor length.
@@oziomaogbe8665 No it was the longest in terms of moves.
@@NeaEmrys No, you’re mistaken.
The longest tournament chess game (in terms of moves) is 269 moves (Nikolic-Arsovic, Belgrade 1989). The game ended in a draw after over 20 hours of play.
Just to clear things up. It was not the longest classical chess game ever but the longest World Chess Championship game. The longest classical game was Ivan Nikolic vs Goran Arsovic, Belgrade, 1989. 269 moves and it took over 20 hours
A move on average every 4.444 minutes
In case anyone is wondering the game was 8 hours, 15 minutes and 40 seconds
Riveting…
@@RumblesBettr more entertaining than you are.
This isn't even the longest game ever, I started a game with my dad who went out to get cigs. We still waiting to finish it 20 years later.
He finally found a place with cigs in stock then on his way home remembered he forgot the milk!
Carsen reveals layers of chess i’ve never heard talked about before.
Thanks to the 33 comments letting everyone know about the length of the game lol.
Wait, was it NOT in fact the longest game ever?!
I wish someone had told me this...
So because his opponents have become so computer-focused, he takes them on a crazy human ride to shake off every computerbased countermove that they have planed or thought off.
In my mind, that ability is what makes humans more intelligent than computers.
Not quite. Every top player is still very "human." They know how to evaluate human positions vs. computer positions, and they know what a "human move" vs a "computer move" looks like. It just happens that Magnus is better at it.
Flip a coin when it lands bet on magnus
One thing nobody talks about is how good looking Magnus is.
Gay
I was hoping this podcast would be more about Magnus than about Chess, he is very interesting character we know little about. And most of Chess fans would like to know him better as a person, we know he is chess genius already.
Chess is why he's famous. I want to hear him talk about chess.
He's done plenty of interviews you can find on youtube where he talks about himself but Chess is his life, it would be like wanting Freddie Mercury to talk about something other than music...
I remember keeping up with the game with one of my buddies. We would text eachother how it was crazy that it was still going on ever so often lol. Crazy long game and part of the legend that is Magnus!
It was the longest world championship game ever not all time . In recent years,harikrishna -howell game was 236 moves . Double this
Chess Masters have come to terms with the fact that they can't compete with computers, but that hasn't diminished the thrill of being the Human World Champion.
Many more fields will need to make this adjustment in coming years
The machines first took over mechanical work. Now they are taking over more and more mental and even creative work. We make ourselves obsolete.
magnus is great at soundbites, but when lex asks "Is evaluation at every step the key to winning?", Magnus responds "To some extent", but doesn't reveal what the secret is. That is part of the "loneliness" at being at the top. You cannot reveal your secrets.
Great interview
I think he moved that little plastic figurines….
Why are barns so noisy? The goats have horns. 🐐 🐐
I thought the thumbnail was magnus vs himself lol
It's bullshit there's not going to be a rematch of Magnus & Nepo
@@nicbentulan lol no one cares keep wasting your time
@@nicbentulan Sir, this is a Wendy's
@@nicbentulan this guy is a troll who posts this same drivel in popular chess videos on UA-cam. He has nothing better to do with his time than try to rile up strangers on the internet. Please do no feed the troll
@@nicbentulan you're one of those insufferable, self-proclaimed intellectuals that gets off on trying to prove others wrong. The really sad part of this, in your case, is that your obsession had led you to waste all this time and effort arguing with strangers over absolutely nothing useful. No one with a life worth living does this. Get out there and touch some grass. All the best buddy
@@nicbentulan no I agree that you are a knob. When you grow old I’m sure you’ll look back at this time and cherish all the trash talking you did to random strangers on the internet. Time well spent, my friend. Peace
"Longest chess game ever" Jebus dude, can someone who knows basic chess do these interviews instead?
What does the basics of chess have to do with the length of games some famous people play? Stfu
Start a go fund me for a proper camera
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This dude is terrible at explaining things in every day terms. Lex will be like “can you explain?” And he gives some vague answer
if only you were there to help him explain
English is his second language, it's probably not his strength.
“This dude”... 🤦. I’m sure there is a “chess for dummies” podcast or book out there if that’s what your after 👍
I like the way he gives answers. He’s v precise and doesn’t care to say anything he doesn’t believe 100%. Life is not always so concrete and clear defined
Vague? You clearly don't play chess, cause I knew exactly what he meant...
The MCAT is about 8 hours. Step exams are about the same length. Studying in medical school is about 7-10 hours a day everyday Monday through Sunday on regular semesters. Physicians work 100+ hours a week sometimes. Next time you go to the doctor just think how hard he or she has worked to get there. They have had extremely long days so that you can be taken care of that day.
they get paid handsomely. So I'll do what I want, they're not there for charity
Lmaoo, what a preening comment... get over yourself
Eye rolling intensifies
I don't get taken care of for free and they definitely remind me with the bill (US citizen lol). So yeah, I'm not going to think about how hard they worked to get there. We're even because I pay for their services.
Does this have anything to do with the video except that all human endeavors take time?
After Alfa zero, chess is not exciting for me as a human anymore. Why should one use his brain to train a chess playing neural network inside his head. Unless it is for a living)
Its like saying: Why should I do workout when there are robots, that are stronger than me? Chess is fun and good for your brain. Thats all!
I bet you're great fun at parties.
That's why chess is a trash game now. This has been known for awhile
my palms are sweaty