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by georgeoliver
2046 days ago
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I understand your point, I guess I'm not one to feel that 'realistic' in the sense you described is a very important metric when critiquing media. For example, would anyone say that the musical Hamilton is 'realistic'? Probably not, but that hasn't decreased its massive popularity. As a tournament player myself (of course, a rather shoddy amateur) I felt the series got the details of tournament play right. The fact that the prodigy was a teenage girl was besides the point. |
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Their story demonstrates 2 things.
Within an specific limited discipline, "genius" can be manufactured if specialized long training and time is invested since childhood.
Individual variability still matters a lot. Out of all the 3 sisters, Judit was the only who went to become a truly world-class player.