If you'd like to test and train my humility, find me on chess.com:
https://www.chess.com/member/arcticbonobo
quotingChess and humility:
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There are few games to train in humility like chess.
With most other games you can blame luck or a plethora of other external factors on your inadequacy.
With chess, there is just you and complete information. There is no component of luck and there are no unknowns. In other words, there is little room for excuses.
Blundered a piece? Clearly not your best decision. Gave up a winning position? Hubris was your downfall. Ran out of time? You'll need to speed up your decision making.
As a result, those with a fixed mindset hate chess. If you don’t truly believe you can improve, you certainly don’t want to be shown the evidence of your ignorance on a regular basis.
However, if you have a growth mindset, there is no greater teacher because there is no game that exhibits your opportunities for growth as clearly and frankly as chess.
