Chess: A Growing Force for a Changing World | Adarsh Jayakumar | TEDxCornellU
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- This TEDxCornell talk shows how chess can be used as a tool for education, rehabilitation, and inspiration.
Before coming to Cornell, Adarsh Jayakumar traveled around the world as a professional chess player. Currently, he is the 4th highest ranked United States chess player in his age group. He has taught chess in schools and prisons across the United States.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
I LOVE CHESS!!! Great talk!
Intermediate school 318 in the house, my old junior high school back in the day.
Congratulations!
this is good talk
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I invented new rules to chess as the World's smartest man because it was too boring. I've played many many games both ways and still prefer King Rules over Classic Chess.
What are King Rules?
@@nathwhit3980 King Rules:
1. A pawn may now move 3 spaces on the 1st move.
2. A Rook can move diagonal from the opponents corners.
3. A Knight can move twice after it takes after opponent moves. This resets and continues if it takes on the 2nd move.
4. A Bishop may change color one space on the opponent side.
5. The Queen gets one take back move if the opponent hasn't moved yet.
6. The King moves like a Queen does with added bonus that it can leap it's own pieces. The King reverts back to classic King rules after it's 2nd time in check!
@@TabooRevolution13 thanks for sharing!
He did a lot of over the top hand motions but said very little about chess.
Pay attention.
His dressing sense is stuck in 90s
And your point is??
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Intermediate school 318 in the house, my old junior high school back in the day.