Without resorting too much to type, hippity-hop artists are well into the whole machiavelli thing (Tupac Shakur often cited him as a big influence, for instance) and I suppose chess is quite machivellian. All the plotting, scheming and that. Just the first thing that jumped into my head when I thought of hippity hop and chess.
Ah I understand. There is a seen in The Wire (one of the three episodes I have seen) where a character relates life on the 'projects' to a chess game. If Will ever lowered himself to raeding common blogging he'd back this up.
Hello. Welcome to my little slice of the internet. I am a journalist and have written various freelance articles for The Guardian, The Telegraph, TES, Runner's World UK, Cornwall Today, What Mountain Bike, NewNoise.net, Mpora.com, MyVillage.com, hereorthere.com and The Falmouth Packet.
Before that I completed a post-graduate diploma in Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University and graduated with a degree in English Literature and History, also from Cardiff.
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It's the whole machiavelli thing, innit blud! Ummm I think.
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Without resorting too much to type, hippity-hop artists are well into the whole machiavelli thing (Tupac Shakur often cited him as a big influence, for instance) and I suppose chess is quite machivellian. All the plotting, scheming and that. Just the first thing that jumped into my head when I thought of hippity hop and chess.
Ah I understand. There is a seen in The Wire (one of the three episodes I have seen) where a character relates life on the 'projects' to a chess game. If Will ever lowered himself to raeding common blogging he'd back this up.
Three cheers for rap music, hip hop...
See! Scene, not seen. Damn it.
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