All that matters on the Chessboard is good moves

I studied that first Karpov-Kasparov match for a year and a half before I cracked it, what they were doing, and discovered that it was all prearranged move-by-move. There's no doubt of it in my mind.

I don't believe in psychology. I believe in good moves

My sister bought me a set at a candy store and taught me the moves.

You have to have the fighting spirit. You have to force moves and take chances

I don't recommend trying to cram a lot of long opening-move variations into your head. The main idea behind any opening is to get a strong pawn center and give your pieces a lot of scope so that you cramp your opponent's position and can attack weaknesses in his game.

My opponents make good moves too. Sometimes I don't take these things into consideration