Oppenheimer vs Einstein: CHESS MATCH

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108 Comments

  1. Next up Barbie vs Oppenheimer playing chess in the park in Gotham City. Superman is referee.

  2. Hey levy I got castle victory achievement today or I checkmated my opponent by Castleling

  3. If this game is real, Oppenheimer was literally a worse chess player than I am. And that takes some special skill.

  4. What about bishop D5 at 11:10

    If he takes with the knight then knight G6 reveal check and take his rook

  5. Einstein played chess as a boy, became great friends with World Champion Emanuel Lasker and was about 1800+ in strength.

  6. They kept a log of the moves?

    really?

    if it's a friendly game between between 2 who don't play much chess – probably not.

    crappy game I'd say, and I'm not a strong players.

  7. with an infinite universe and a finite amount of positions on the board, idk if you can say there are more chess positions than atoms in the universe

  8. I find the angle you took on this video to be pretty interesting. Explaining it from a very elementary perspective, understanding that there's a good change this vid will reach people who don't regularly watch your channel or chess content in general because of the Oppenheimer movie.

    Good for views, but a little annoying to people who are actually into chess I think.

  9. Levy trying to teach us the fundamentals of chess.😅

  10. Please make a video on Sherlock vs Moriarty chess game from Sherlock Holmes:A Game of Shadows

  11. Frank is making levy act as a new guy creating content about chess

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