In Games Against Humans, You Often Win

When I Was A Child I Liked The Games Of Capablanca, And Later I Was Captivated By Alekhine's Play.

The Berlin Defence Suited My Strategy For The Match. I Had A Defensive Strategy - Actually, I Had In My Pocket Some Other Sharper Stuff To Fall Back On - But First I Wanted To Try The Defensive Strategy With Black And It Worked So Well.

In Chess One Cannot Control Everything. Sometimes A Game Takes An Unexpected Turn, In Which Beauty Begins To Emerge. Both Players Are Always Instrumental In This.

In Games Against Humans, You Often Win Because The Opponent Blunders A Piece, And You Can Often Survive When You Do It Yourself. Against The Computer, You Make Only One Mistake - The Last One.

Even If You Play Perfectly, A Fault Of Your Opponent's Can Destroy The Entire Beauty Of The Game.