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>> Never challenge anybody to anything. You end up loosing. And then you
>> look very stupid.
>
> Nonsense. I used to play chess competitively (ie, I played tournament
> chess). I wasn't very good, and I lost a lot. Didn't make me look
> stupid in the least, just less skilled than other people.
Question: Have you ever, at any time, won a chess match?
I haven't. Even against a computer. I'm that bad at it.
And you know what? One time somebody "challenged" me about the chemical
symbol for Tin. Well *obviously* that can't even change. How could I
*possibly* loose? But loose I did. (Sb isn't Tin. It's the one right
next to it. Only 1 letter and one proton different. Damn it!)
> Hint: There's always someone who knows more. Anyone who says they know
> it all is either lying or stupid - or frequently both.
Like So Greats said, "The greatest knowledge is in knowing that you know
nothing."
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