I stopped by the chessentials website the other day, and read a lot of interesting items. In particular, I enjoyed the thoughtful essay,
In Defence Of Elitism In Chess: 7 Reasons Why Elitism Accusations In Chess Are Vastly Exaggerated
I totally cracked up, however, when I got to the following - with its footnote.
I also believe they are not nearly as prevalent in any of the given fields, as it is sometimes presented. I think a large part of the blame for this eschewed perception goes to the greatest invention in the last century.
The Internet. 12
I checked out the footnote at the bottom of the article
12.Bonus points if you thought “The Jerome Gambit” was the answer.
Awesome.
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