No, I Do Not Want To Sacrifice

The Ideal In Chess Can Only Be A Collective Image, But In My Opinion It Is Capablanca Who Most Closely Approaches This.

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 Have Found After 1.d4 There Are More Opportunities For Richer Play.

My Studies With Botvinnik Brought Me Immense Benefit, Particularly The Homework Assignments Which Forced Me To Refer To Chess Books And To Work Independently.

I Don't Pretend To Anything More Than Harmony.