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Originally posted by royalchickenDon't you want to learn that ? There are some awesome books you can read to get to know the inner game of chess. Knowing you a bit from your posts I think you would love it. I myself find it very exciting to learn a bit more little by little. If you want to study some worth while chessbooks, I can give you a few interesting titles, including some German ones and even a French one. Now that would be a nice way of practising these languages! Reading a chessbook in a foreign language isn't that hard because the same words (chessterms) keep coming back and when you get to know these words then after a few pages you'll hardly ever have to use a dictionary.
" ... I'd have to know what constitutes a good move and what constitues a bad 'un. I just don't know about that kind of thing...😞[/b]"
But of course there are loads of interesting books in the English language ...
Originally posted by ivanhoeThanks very much 🙂. What can you recommend (English, Fench, maybe German)?
Don't you want to learn that ? There are some awesome books you can read to get to know the inner game of chess. Knowing you a bit from your posts I think you would love it. I myself find it very exciting to learn a bit more little by little. If you want to study some worth while chessbooks, I can give you a few interesting titles, including some German o ...[text shortened]... ionary.
But of course there are loads of interesting books in the English language ...
Originally posted by dfm65No-one who found the functional equation of the zeta function without any knowledge of complex numbers can be excluded from FT-dom.
i agree that Ramanujan was a pretty awesome mathematician, but on what grounds do you claim him as a freethinker? (i assume your adoption of his image for your avatar is tantamount to such a claim). perhaps he had very dogmatic, narrow minded views about lots of things. i don't know. but perhaps he did. maybe you should check into it when you locate that biography you're looking for😉
Besides, someone called him "an ardent philosopher" and said that "all religions were the same to him".
Originally posted by royalchickenfair enough, but i found the functional equation of the zeta function without any (much) knowledge of complex numbers myself - can you believe it was behind the couch (sofa) the whole time?
No-one who found the functional equation of the zeta function without any knowledge of complex numbers can be excluded from FT-dom.
Besides, someone called him "an ardent philosopher" and said that "all religions were the same to him".
Originally posted by PhlabibitPhlabibit, the cat and the shoe
Here is mine new one... now you just need to decide if the shoe is attacking the cat, or is the cat attacking the shoe.....
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were wonderfull too.
But the one you're showing now is even better.
As I see it, the avatar shows us that all religions
and secular convictions deserve a place under the sun.
Except those who do not want others to have a place under the sun.
You did not show for instance the swastika, the symbol of nazis
and neo-nazis and how right you are about that !
IvanH.
Originally posted by ivanhoeThanx IvanH.... Here is where I found it...
Phlabibit, the cat and the shoe
were wonderfull too.
But the one you're showing now is even better.
As I see it, the avatar shows us that all religions
and secular convictions deserve a place under the sun.
Except those who do not want others to have a place under the sun.
You did not show for instance the swastika, the symbol of nazis
and neo-nazis and how right you are about that !
IvanH.
http://reluctant-messenger.com/main.htm
I found it by doing a search for "Buddha Christ."
No, I wouldn't bother to read these pages... someone took an awful lot of time to make them... but I am happy with how I feel about the universe and what is to come after.
Sunday is for Golf... cutting the grass, and sanding the deck.
🙂
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