:29:00
went to Columbia
and Horace Mann
:29:02
before dropping out
to play chess full-time.
:29:04
He plays about 200 chess tournaments
a year.
:29:07
Asa.
:29:09
Asa.
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How much do you make
at the tournaments altogether...
:29:16
about $2,000 a year?
:29:18
Look at that. I got him thinking.
I got him thinking.
:29:21
Maybe I can win a pawn.
:29:32
Clearly, you
had me come here
:29:35
so I could
see all this.
:29:37
But if you really
wanted me to say no
:29:41
to letting my son play,
:29:43
you wouldn't
have bothered.
:29:46
You want me to think
you want me to say no,
:29:49
but you actually...
:29:52
want me to say yes.
:29:57
You have no idea
what I want.
:30:02
What is chess,
do you think?
:30:05
Those who play for fun,
or not at all,
:30:08
dismiss it as a game.
:30:10
The ones who devote their lives to it,
for the most part,
:30:13
insist it is a science.
It's neither.
:30:17
Bobby Fischer
got underneath it
:30:19
like no one before him
:30:21
and found at its center...
:30:23
art.
:30:24
I've spent my life
trying to play like him.
:30:28
Most of these guys have.
:30:30
But we're like forgers.
:30:33
We're competent fakes.
:30:38
His successor
wasn't here tonight.
:30:43
He wasn't here.
:30:47
He's asleep in his room
in your house.
:30:52
Your son creates
like Fischer.
:30:56
He sees like him...
:30:58
inside.