I Am Boring. I Am Boring!

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.

It's The Fault Of The Chess Players Themselves. I Don't Know What They Used To Be, But Now They're Not The Most Gentlemanly Group. When It Was A Game Played By The Aristocrats It Had More Like You Know Dignity To It. When They Used To Have The Clubs, Like No Women Were Allowed And Everybody Went In Dressed In A Suit, A Tie, Like Gentlemen, You Know. Now, Kids Come Running In Their Sneakers. Even In The Best Chess Club-and They Got Women In There. It's A Social Place And People Are Making Noise, It's A Madhouse.

There's No Luck Involved In Chess. You Just Have To Work At It.

I Add Status To Any Tournament I Attend.

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.