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The best mathematician would be more exciting.
both sound boring.
Then someone could help me in math, which I'm bad at. :D
Greatest Mathmetician
Although not good at math, I could share the loves and passions of the world's best mathematician, whereas I would be completely cut off from the source of the passions of the world's greatest chess player.
The chess player. If she could show me a nice opening, I would show her my favorite mating positions. To relax, I would just play chest with her.
I imagine I would be treated to fascinating discourses on topology, fractals and nth dimensions, etc rather than YET another rehash of the Grand Masters lol
I would rather marry a chess master because i would relate better. Mathematics is more exact and precise leaving little room for innovation or strategy. I would like to know how Richard Feynman would've voted...
I'd rather be with the best mathematician as everything in the relationship would be planned out in advance to take advantage of every little thing to the chess master.
The chess play would make the most money (by playing tournaments, doing endorsements, etc.)
the mathematician, all of life can be broken down into maths, into equations and formulas, but the chessplayer only knows chess. But what would be better is if the best chess player and the best mathematician happened to be the same person :p heheh
Yes, but that's the thing. This wouldn't be a regular college graduated mathematician. We're talking about the best mathematician in the world.
The thing about championship chess players is: They tend to be a bit antisocial.- But the big question is: Who would have the best rack?
I agree with that.
In my time I have met a lot of college graduated mathematicians and they weren't much; and I believe a Chess Master would know how to deal with different strategies and moves that would help their lives and improve their environment. Those strategies are not only applied to a board game but life itself.
My opinion on this has proven unpopular in many circles. Shockingly often, I frame these types of questions thusly: Who would I rather have with me on a deserted island? Mastery in chess seems like a skill with limited utility. A mathematician could solve a lot of real-world problems, and be a valuable member of many teams or organizations. But a chess master... that's just someone who's obsessed with playing one particular boardgame. I've never been that impressed by excellence in certain endeavors.
I think that in this case I would much rather marry the world's greatest mathmetician. I think that while many great chess players are certainly geniouses, there are probably a plethora of ways to attain this skill or arrive at expertise, whereas mathematics takes a much wider and more electic range of mental capacity.Does anyone agree or disagree?