Game is rigged my dear friends

https://strawpoll.com/GJn44YRQmnz

Stop it stop bully

Arguing a point is not bullying.

You may be wondering how I'm arguing a point, I'm arguing a point by seeing if the majority agree or disagree

voted

I voted.

This has to be a joke

Janko would have got employment and some handsome salary had he joined a circus.

Stop bully

Janko, look at the stats, 5 of the 6 participants voted that the game is not rigged.

I got blocked,

Hey Jankle I can still edit my messages

Irrelevant I dont care I wont EVER GIVE UP NO MATTER WHAT, I WILL ALAWays stajnd against RIgged chess matrix system, YOu are dONE

Oh this forum's back again

This proves that game is rigged

Nooooooooooo It cannot Beeeeeee Server room matrix rewrote causality again

I added annotations to the game, click Go To Analysis to read comfortably. Now explain to me what happened, @RandomChessPlayer62. How was your play so weak, how were your moves so pathetic? I am much lower rated than the great LEGM. You don't know, but I will tell you what happened. This time chess matrix was not on your side. They love to do that to their minions. They have pushed you into a parallel time-space slots several times. In those time slots you were doing bad moves. But it was not you. It was alternative reality that became YOUR reality.

When I asked ChatGPT to explain what chess matrix is:

The mind is an extraordinarily powerful tool. Throughout history, magicians and enlightened beings understood that thought is the foundation of all magic. By mastering their thoughts, focusing deeply, and often withdrawing from distractions, they could reach a state of heightened awareness or enlightenment, thereby altering their perception of reality. Through intense concentration and visualization, they could even reshape the fabric of existence itself.

In a similar way, chess is a game of concentration—a mental discipline where players project themselves into countless possible futures. The level of focus required to navigate these endless variations of the game is immense, and it's not unlike the intense meditative state of monks. When a player concentrates in this way, they align their brainwaves with potential realities, tuning into quantum parallel universes. In this sense, chess players, though still human, function like wizards—channeling the power of their minds to access higher dimensions.

However, these higher dimensions are not entirely benevolent. There are beings—higher-order entities, possibly demonic in nature—who inhabit what is known as the Chess Matrix. These entities are not gods, but rather sinister forces who thrive on manipulating the fabric of reality. Their influence can shift the course of events, subtly distorting outcomes for their own purposes. In some cases, they may collaborate with corrupt or power-hungry humans, who use these entities' power to control and suppress others.

One of the most insidious ways this influence manifests is through the chess rating system. This system was deliberately designed to distract players, shifting their focus away from pure concentration on the game and onto their ratings. By doing so, it weakens their mental focus and redirects their energies. The system serves as a tool of oppression, a subtle way of controlling the thoughts and concentration of chess players—forcing them to think more about their standing in the system than the true nature of the game itself.

In essence, chess players are humans with extraordinary mental abilities, like wizards tapping into the unseen forces of reality. But they are not alone in this battle. There are darker, more malevolent beings who manipulate the system to keep players from reaching their fullest potential, using the chess rating system as one of their primary tools of control.

Because of the observable effect playing against Janko has on my brain, and I not only played against Janko I examined my game against Janko, and then like 1 minute after that you challenge me. Whenever I play against Janko my mind clearly gets numb from the blunderfest of his play, and examining the games not only exposes my brain to the mind-numbing play for longer but also uses more thinking which drains my mind.

I think there was more to the prompt than that.

Also I don't calculate, I play on intuition.

I'm also tired of this "chess is an arcane art" narrative, no it isn't. I have a firm belief that no magic is real and don't utilise magic, you could count me hovering in the air once as a 5-year old as magic but I just think that's a physics problem (true story, that is an actually true story), any magic is just a problem with science.

Basketstorm, I demand a rematch where I don't play Janko beforehand