David Howell

I think when I was young and green, I was like, I was just talking about chess.

I think when I was young and green, I was like, I was just talking about chess.

I was talking about the pieces going super deep into the weeds.

I was talking about the pieces going super deep into the weeds and

And then I realized like maybe 1% of the audience understands that.

then I realized like maybe 1% of the audience understands that.

So I think the thing is to stay quite general, keep it about the storyline.

So I think the thing is to stay quite general, keep it about the storyline.

So it's not necessarily about, oh, white could play this move and win 10 moves down the line after this concrete variation.

So it's not necessarily about, oh, White could play this move and win 10 moves down the line after this concrete variation.

It's more about like, okay, this is Magnus Carlsen.

It's more about like, okay, this is Magnus Carlsen playing on the attack.

He's playing on the attack.

He's being very aggressive against Hikaru Nakamura.

He's being very aggressive against Hikaru Nakamura.

Like here he only has one move though to survive.

Like here he only has one move though to survive.

He has to find it.

He has to find it.

It's kind of building the storyline building the rivalries and I'm hoping at least that's the That's the kind of that's the recipe.