Oppenheimer vs Einstein: CHESS MATCH

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[@xuwenyang3170]

I am become Einstein, destroyer of Oppenheimer. - Albert Einstein

[@usibistro]

Now I am become life, the destroyer of the destroyer of worlds.

[@pieter490]

- Albert Einstein, maybe

[@nnnnhy]

@@usibistro mmm yes destroyer of destroyer of worlds (terraria reference 🤨)

[@Hellodinho]

@@nnnnhy 💀blud thinks it is a terraria reference

[@Flezink]

@@Hellodinho He do be a bit confused

[@sethschexneider]

Frank holding Levy hostage and still allowing him to deliver us chess content. Thank you Frank 🙏

[@imno444]

this tbh

[@IdioticCucumber]

Yes indeed🙏

[@ruisyaf]

Frank is a tank

[@therealaryan007]

Cheeky Frank

[@maccross4567]

our lord and savior

[@glareeedowotb]

No matter how big of a bomb Oppenheimer built, it'll never be scarier than Levy's stare

[@alizhanomirseit]

Exactly

[@onlineninja3912]

Agreed

[@rishabkarthik1904]

Fax

[@mathewlight338]

For real

[@brandonroque2226]

Levy IS the bomb. It is rumored that those who see a mushroom cloud resulting from a detonated bombenheimer can see Levy Rohzman and Tony Khan staring back down at them.

[@thebishopchess]

What an unexpected twist in the World Cup, can’t wait to see these two in the Candidates!

[@valorantsucks60]

Im you but white

[@adeeneditz8624]

@@valorantsucks60im you but a pawn

[@xEvilRaptorx]

​@@adeeneditz8624i am groot

[@broly2945]

​@@adeeneditz8624I am batman

[@krystofmec6491]

+2

[@oosmanbeekawoo]

“Oppenheimer was a destroyer of worlds but certainly not a destroyer of the chessboard!”

[@MissMeistil]

you can tell he was so proud of that joke

[@truthboom]

He destroyed Japan chessboard, Hence Shogi was born

[@Bobby-fj8mk]

Oppy was a weak player. Einstein knew how to punish weak moves.

[@xa023adityakumarghosh2]

Well instead he was also a destroyer of women😉

[@kestrelynn]

You can tell gotham is expecting this video to pop off and leave his usual audience cause oppenheimer is the subject, hes going over all the basics for new viewers which is nice to see

[@THEWOMBATRULES]

Yup, but he’s prolly right- good for Gotham to try to grow people who like chess

[@yocarter9221]

Neat little observation

[@Gunner4life34]

​@@yocarter9221this gotta be sarcasm😂

[@stianaandal1488]

He was a little late though

[@ashscott6068]

As opposed to all those people who make videos they don't want anyone to see...?

[@Cats-Plus]

Now we just need an Oppenheimer vs Barbie chess match

[@falconeshield]

Barbie would win

[@t-rozbenouameur5304]

Oppenheimer played like an 800

[@kenzieputratantama1957]

@@t-rozbenouameur5304 hahaha

[@donyajohnson9637]

"Me attack queen 😊, aww you moved it 😥" - levy

[@ultraplasma4554]

It’s interesting how Einstein’s chess strategy is similar to his personality: patient, efficient, and experienced Edit: It’s wild everyone keeps replying the same thing as if they just came up with the worlds best roast, it’s just really funny.

[@blaha2528]

Einstein personality wise was much closer to Mikhail Tal than someone like Kasparov.

[@rurook]

Lol you knew him personally?

[@kevinvi7]

Little cringe

[@agentdd1918]

Oh no, Levy got kidnapped again

[@aghhhog2655]

Oppenheimer is the opposite, his strategy is pretty explosive

[@sledzeppelin]

The game ended abruptly when Oppenheimer dropped a bowling ball on the board.

[@hasnaali6213]

"Accidentally"

[@MrDeath5300]

​@@hasnaali6213"what do you mean the bowling ball destroyed the chesboard? 😦😦.... My bowling ball? The pieces broke?😦😦 How could this happen?😢😢"

[@shaansingh6048]

imagine chess but with mutually assured destruction

[@luizzd3598]

Oppenheimer plays c4, but not in the game

[@eitanborochov]

It's very impressive that Levy can record a video with such passion even when at gunpoint

[@vedantvasugupta9434]

I felt he was probably high during this video

[@SWI_alt_to_avoid_comment_ban_3]

not higher than this ratio@@vedantvasugupta9434

[@TFAK]

@@vedantvasugupta9434saving energy for champs

[@maximilianklein2062]

I don't understand the reference... how is is held at gunpoint?

[@owenvaughn3191]

@@maximilianklein2062Bro thinks he’s Hikaru

[@biharilaszlo2410]

I don't know how much forethought goes into what you are going to say but your ability to just start a recording and be so articulate without much or no editing is astounding.

[@BLMSspeedruns]

finally someone said this

[@OffRob_]

Look up penguinz2.0 you’ll be surprised

[@gulag_inmate69]

​@@BLMSspeedrunsI'm sure he does an outline for each episode but ya no jump cuts is so refreshing. Seems like every channel on KZbin can't get even a single sentence out without cuts

[@madhuriraj8556]

As an Oppenheimer, I can confirm this gave me the motivation to become destroyer of the worlds

[@yerik6034]

That quote is taken out of context 😦

[@lukyluk_py]

You've become death 😲

[@velvet373]

​@@yerik6034you're taken out of context bud. This oppenheimer has spoken. He will be like Gorlok and become the destroyer of worlds

[@iamajeeeep]

@@velvet373🤓🤓

[@yerik6034]

@@velvet373 ok buddy

[@valimaa1006]

"Your pawn is hanging." "No shit Enstein." "Here comes my intercontinental ballistic missile you bozo!" "What?" "What?" Actuall recorded dialogue between these two gentlemen.

[@owenfeilds]

Incredible dialog

[@u.v.s.5583]

Bosnian Ape Society style

[@TheRajitarora]

Underrated comment

[@tanayanshureddy7323]

Thats how that came to be 💀

[@RR9_Cyclone]

@@owenfeilds agreed

[@PeterBornAgain]

Einstein: "Coincidence is God's way of staying anonymous".

[@yaven8338]

“Einstein was a Gotham chess subscriber” so proud of you Levy

[@brandonandrews7376]

I was surprised how well Einstein played, granted he’s a genius, but he was playing really really well

[@hellomate639]

Having had to study the mathematical notation he invented, I can't say I'm particularly surprised. I wouldn't be surprised at any of his moves, though I would also assume that Einstein studied chess for longer, and probably did play. You know who would kick all of their ass at chess out of the physicists of that day? John von Neumann. If von Neumann had studied chess instead of mathematics, he'd probably be the greatest of all time by a wide margin.

[@annaclarafenyo8185]

Einstein was European, and Chess was very popular in Europe. Most cafe dwellers played at a club level. Einstein wasn't that great in chess, he deliberately avoided learning it, because he said it was addictive, and a waste of brain-space.

[@nathanielrogers2429]

@@hellomate639I'm taking a GR course right now and did a fair amount of Einstein notation in previous math methods classes. Einstein notation is my arch nemesis

[@rabbitshady499]

Einstein was the type of guy who studies everything about chess in a few months and becomes a GM

[@t-rozbenouameur5304]

@@rabbitshady499 Hardly works that way

[@soupisfornoobs4081]

Hi Gotham, at 1:21 you state that "There are more chess positions possible [...] than there are atoms in the universe" which is unfortunately incorrect. There are more chess games possible than atoms in the universe, but the number of possible legal chess positions is closer to the number of atoms on earth (specifically the current lowest upper bound is about 10^48)

[@Mathignihilcehk]

Is that assuming that pawns must become queens or that pawns can become knights, rooks, and bishops as well?

[@soupisfornoobs4081]

@@Mathignihilcehk it's an upper bound, pawns can promote to anything

[@soltari2007]

Hyperbole is a thing.

[@soupisfornoobs4081]

@@soltari2007 I don't care if it was hyperbole or not, you deserve to know the actual number

[@IDMYM8]

This was the *Acshually 🤓* comment

[@dunklerLord]

loved the part where Einstein said "It's steining time" and einsteined all over the board

[@Ludzig]

Dude this meme is still so fuckibg funny keep up the good work

[@RealitaetsverweigererDerAmpel]

@@Ludzigno idea if your comment is meant ironically but i loled more about it than about the actual comment above

[@-_deploy_-]

😂

[@NovelTuber]

Can we appreciate levy's bed, Making sure he gets enought rest to deliver more content, truly the hero of this channel

[@rishishukla3964]

no bozo comment copypasta

[@snpgmnno]

​@@rishishukla3964at this point i think this is post-irony

[@anonymustarrasque3550]

The reason Einstein won was because he didn't skip his lesson with Levy like Oppenheimer did!

[@user-vz2mc5qt1e]

cmon give the guy a break, he was busy shooting a movie

[@hosseinr.s6503]

This man Einstein.. he seems so clever. He should study physics or something. His future is so bright

[@mohammedelsayed8575]

😂😂😂

[@stevejohn7459]

He’s a mathematician and invented E=Mc^2 and he also contributed in physics as well.

[@ephrembiruk3658]

Yes. He should get a scholarship to a university. Maybe to Princeton

[@technicalmaster-mind]

woooosh ​@@stevejohn7459

[@Shwonak]

I can't believe Oppenheimer didn't play the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Gambit

[@avijatsinharoy8944]

Imagine if Oppenheimer played the ICBM gambit against Einstein

[@averageguy4602]

"Theory of relativity speaks for itself " ~Albert Einstein

[@dark_control7]

We need to give Levy a round of applause for being held in hostage and still managing to beat up his captor when he need to make chess content

[@mrmotorghost9900]

Yall needa stop with these comments, they are old and not funny or original

[@COArSe_D1RTxxx]

@@mrmotorghost9900 Hall 💀

[@einereinar]

@@mrmotorghost9900 new response dropped

[@Shootskas]

It was really awesome for Oppenheimer and Einstein to not only play a game of chess for us, but also to record the moves and publish them. Stand up guys!

[@and_I_am_Life_the_fixer_of_all]

Ty

[@ashscott6068]

Don't be silly! Chess websites record the games automatically.

[@benmartin2794]

It was in 1933 and the moves were recorded, einstein was actually an avid chess player

[@myhatmygandhi6217]

​​@@benmartin2794this game between the two didn't happen though. There's literally zero good evidence of it.

[@PeterOzanne]

@@myhatmygandhi6217 There are no logical grounds for saying it didn't happen. It's perfectly possible. It would be interesting to know who found and published it.

[@barnabybarnips2710]

They should’ve played atomic chess

[@nn-taleb]

That guy Einstein is pretty smart.

[@usemeasdislikebutton420]

Einstein seems like a smart guy i think he should try being a physicist

[@meowrbius]

They actually played 5d chess but we were able to comprehend it only with our 3d brain

[@DukeDalton-kf6qs]

the " me attack queen oh you moved it me attack pawn oh you defend me attack bishop" got me laughing. LOL

[@hasb826]

You make every game not only a chess lesson but at least 10 times more interesting and entertaining as well. So, thank you! 🙏💖

[@derbohrkopf]

These guys are way better than I thought they'd be

[@theunsolved6052]

Oppenheimer after the game "I am dead, and destroyed my world"

[@sabausman2862]

The little symbols on every move and the correction makes this very fun to watch especially for beginners 😀

[@4dragonzzz]

He's back boys. The old school content that made me fall in love with this channel is full on display here and it makes me very happy.

[@ratgashou]

What a peculiar chess match

[@ThiefOfNavarre]

Almost looks like it didn't happen. Somebody invented a game that had the post pins & hooks imaginable. Weird that we only hear about it now 🙄

[@JamieAlban]

little pedantic note, the commonly quoted statistic is that there are more possible chess games than atoms in the universe (Shannon). Levy said "chess positions"

[@dragonslayer31415900]

Oppenheimer not playing the icbm attack is just a shame

[@GojoSatorou07]

Levy you make awesome content! You helped me get better at chess 😁

[@nn-taleb]

I believe they played a game, but I don’t think they would’ve written down their moves for a friendly game.

[@TryinitwithOliver]

This is one of your best videos. Great Teaching. And speaking to possibly New Viewers. Great job

[@subaitaTasneem]

i was literally thinking about this game yesterday, its so great to see you make a video on it

[@Foxpup02]

Todays stare was extremely short yet this could be because he’s trying to signal he’s kidnapped LORE IMPLICATIONS make this a 8/10 stare

[@rageboy9803]

EXACTLY! At the very least, the kidnapper let Gotham record videos.

[@Checkmate_Edits]

Unfortunately the kidnapper is immune to Levy's stare, Levy might need Oppenheimer's assistance to get out of this...

[@karlrumenige3602]

would love to see more historic chess games covered👍

[@rainerzufall42]

Great topic chosen! More of this!

[@thomasboi2255]

these "einstein" and "oppenheimer" fellas sound quite smart, they should probably look into becoming physicists

[@MrGamer-wy7lb]

Can we appreciate how Levy makes all of our days?

[@BlueJaybeard]

Levy: We use N for Knight, even though the K is silent because the King is K Levy (the very next sentence): For some unknown reason we use N for knight.

[@AutPen38]

To make the game more appealing to youngsters, they should start calling it a horse and notate it with an H. Rooks should probably be called Towers as well.

[@CommunistFBI]

Oppenheimer played einstein because he was too scared to play ken

[@Jaflarjuflar]

Opeheimer after losing to Einstein Einstein why is it so bright outside famous last words

[@mehdinorozi1356]

I thought the number of chess 'games' is bigger than number of atoms in the universe not the chess 'positions'

[@Home4Facts]

We need Frank to do a whole episode analysing a chess match imitating Levi. Make it happen lol

[@charlesfarrant6819]

Really fun showing, thankyou Gotham

[@slm0nw174]

quick fact ceck : How many chess positions are possible? It is estimated there are between 10^111 and 10^123 positions (including illegal moves) in Chess. (If you rule out illegal moves that number drops dramatically to 10^40 moves. it is estimated that there may be 10^78 to 10^82 atoms in the known universe. so unless you count illegal moves, the universe is still winning. doesnt change what you're trying to say though, theres a crazy amount of possible chess positions

[@nickcoghlan265]

Best quote ever "Oppenheimer might be the destroyer of worlds he wasn't destroyer of any chess boards though"

[@insanelysane1466]

can we all take a moment to appreciate levy's commentary laced with brilliant physics and atomic related puns

[@woolly254]

Oppenheimer’s rage at this game was unfathomable

[@theunsolved6052]

17:21 A horse detonates a bomb on Oppenheimer 🤣🤣🤣

[@tripik426]

I think this is one of the most well explained and comprehensive breakdowns on this channel. Very educational.

[@sculptedbyhim]

What a wonderful turn of events 💪😤

[@WorthiestDavid]

Proud to say I found you before that movie! But super happy for your success man!!

[@xen5219]

I've been keeping close watch for the latest on the world cup, and this is the next video that gets posted lmao. Totally unexpected! Solid content as usual though.

[@anonymustarrasque3550]

I appreciate Levy's investigating journal, since it revealed the shocking and incredible fact that E4 is a book move!

[@AutPen38]

Einstein wrote the book.

[@Hascienda27]

It’s been 20 hours awake today and the amount of content I’m finding from levi, for A beginner, means I’m not sure When I may ever actually sleep again

[@Tmann2678]

PP on the PP was an underrated line

[@evelinajok]

One of the best gotham videos so far

[@pablo313khaos9]

Oppenheimer checkmated more than 10000 people at the same time, is he then better than Magnus?

[@valiantwarrior1988]

More like 100,000

[@ethanhenderson3942]

That's not funny. Like, really not funny.

[@tugzplays]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pablo313khaos9]

@@ethanhenderson3942 Don't cry

[@angelmendez-rivera351]

No. Checkmating 10 000 opponents is not as significant if the quality of play of the opponents is significantly lower. Magnus Carlsen has the record he has against people who, on their own right, are far better than almost any player of the 20th century, with few exceptions. This is what makes Carlsen such a great player.

[@Meganos999]

I really enjoyed the commentary in this video! I think it would be interesting if you gave an estimated elo of the players in these historical games (as if the game happened now)!

[@abyssmage6979]

Guess the elo: 1930's edition

[@gosegod611]

As an airport control tower I can confirm Levy sounds like one of us.

[@cosmicconnor7831]

Oppenheimer probably tries to play the intercontinental missile opening with white

[@FunnyCIips_]

Levy be studying History for content 😂❤❤

[@shanky028]

Waiting for the Pragg vs. Arjun matchup... We NEED to hear your thoughts on it! Content's great as always!

[@xtreamerdeep]

Yeah 1 like from me🎉

[@valiantwarrior1988]

He prolly wont be covering them, but he'll inform in next classical match up

[@Maverick11197]

I don’t know why he doesn’t cover if magnus is not playing

[@Home.Lander.69]

​@@Maverick11197views

[@shanky028]

@@Maverick11197 I think its definitely worth covering! Was a marathon game with some insane turnarounds! Not to mention the fact that every win other than Pragg’s last one was with Black

[@edwardpaschall4096]

Enjoyed it, Levy. Thanks!

[@vniqlo]

Props to the people holding Levy hostage to record and be in the future

[@abelicke]

Great video again Gotham, amazing quality as always

[@Foxpup02]

the video was uploaded 2 minutes ago you didn’t even watch it

[@MrMarnel]

Ok but when's the Barbie vs Bratz match?

[@DeAguaMusic]

I like the podcast sound of your voice, hope you keep the setup for the regular videos from home.

[@Dogslul]

5 flights weren't able to land while you were making this video. Please get back to work Mr. Air Traffic Controller

[@thisisnotdom]

Very cool. Would love to see some more celebrity chess matches! Actually quite useful for beginners

[@FunnyCIips_]

Einstein + Oppenheimer = 100000 Elo 😂❤❤

[@TheSastoke]

Oppenheimer: Now I am become 400, the maker of blunders

[@robbie1266]

The hotel comment killed me too lmao. Thats a blunder lol

[@Via-Media2024]

17:08 The K in Knight used to be pronounced in old English during the Anglo Saxon period of English history. Around roughly 700 AD or something.

[@AlystrZelland]

It hung around well after the Norman invasion and into early or mid modern English, in fact. Closer to the 17th century (which is why it survived to make its way into English standardization that persists today). Kuh'night, Kuh'nife-wacky language, this is.

[@alli3219]

German: Knecht... (different meaning: servant, dependent worker, here: vasall of a higher aristocrat or member of nobility)

[@edgarroberts8740]

Would you be interested in doing a vid on the games of Marcel Duchamp? He's most notably the conceptual artist who made Fountain, the readymade sculpture that's just a urinal on a plinth. But he was also an accomplished amateur chess player. He was a French delegate to FIDE, he wrote a book on endgame theory, and he played the US Champion Frank Marshall to a draw in 1930.

[@qassimal-jabouri5627]

Einstein: Can you see the move ? Ope: yes I can

[@aradkarimi5767]

The pp on pp got me 😂

[@tyhhkyfv]

Keep up the good work 🎉🎉

[@fintan9218]

Sadly this game almost certainly did not happen, but its fun to think about and interesting match. If curious, this is the best info i could find which was from an article by Edward Winter. “Our fifth ‘Chess Mysteries’ article noted that the Dictionnaire des échecs by François Le Lionnais and Ernst Maget (Paris, 1967) reproduced from Freude am Schach by Gerhard Henschel (Gütersloh, 1959) a game purportedly won by Stalin, and that the Dictionnaire expressed some doubt about its authenticity. Strange to say, exactly the same occurred regarding a game attributed to Einstein... On pages 51-54 of his book Henschel presented the following game ‘which Albert Einstein played against the American nuclear physicist Oppenheimer’: 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Ba4 b5 5 Bb3 Nf6 6 O-O Nxe4 7 Re1 d5 8 a4 b4 9 d3 Nc5 10 Nxe5 Ne7 11 Qf3 f6 12 Qh5+ g6 13 Nxg6 hxg6 14 Qxh8 Nxb3 15 cxb3 Qd6 16 Bh6 Kd7 17 Bxf8 Bb7 18 Qg7 Re8 19 Nd2 c5 20 Rad1 a5 21 Nc4 dxc4 22 dxc4 Qxd1 23 Rxd1+ Kc8 24 Bxe7 Resigns. No date or venue was given by Henschel, and the note of caution in the Dictionnaire was ignored by subsequent writers. Page 415 of Şah Cartea de Aur by Constantin Ştefaniu (Bucharest, 1982) described it as a ‘game of historic value’ played in the United States in 1940. Pages 157-160 of El maravilloso mundo del ajedrez by Emilio Carrillo Alonso (Mexico City, 2002) gave both the Stalin game and the Einstein one, heading each of them ‘Moscow, 1926’. Elsewhere (e.g. passim and ad nauseam on the Internet) the date of the Einstein game is recorded as 1933, and the venue as Princeton. A. Soltis gave the game on page 372 of the July 1979 Chess Life & Review, introduced with a claim (devoid of any corroboration) that ‘it was apparently played in the late 1940s when Hans Albert Einstein, son of the Einstein, and Robert Oppenheimer were both on the faculty of the University of California at Berkeley’. What, then, is the truth about the ‘Einstein game’? More specifically, did Henschel’s 1959 book mark its first appearance in print?”

[@angelmendez-rivera351]

None of this actually proves the game almost certainly did not happen. The text does not even suggest this. The text, at worst, suggests the game was cited poorly by the original sources who published it, and subsequent writers ignored the fact. This can happen just as easily with a game that happened.

[@fintan9218]

@@angelmendez-rivera351 it wasn’t just “cited poorly” the original source of the game “expressed some doubt about its authenticity”. Which was ignored in all later mentions of it, with various details changed at a whim. I spent some time looking into this and was mislead by tons of misinformation, that article is by far the best summary with sources.

[@stevekaczynski3793]

Lenin was actually photographed playing chess, against a political rival named Bogdanov. Bogdanov won the game - I don't know if the moves were recorded.

[@TheStarDreamer]

14:09 "PP on the PP" - Levy, 2023

[@Keatoil]

16:54 😭 Best chess youtuber

[@ThatHandsomeGuy647]

Don't worry guys. The kidnapper is now his friend! The kidnapper didn't know Levy that well but after watching a few videos of chess he realised that Levy is a great dude.

[@Mag_ladroth]

Lima syndrome moment

[@zeinebouzoubeir8579]

The kidnapper is frank

[@romeoami7911]

Someone give this man a GM title 😂, i think he deserves it ^^

[@6loccswitextentions177]

Why is levy talking in this video like we all are in a special ed room

[@Orxifyofficial]

“Air traffic control, you are free to sacrifice the rook.”

[@julienpiche8209]

Thank you for making chess videos interesting. Always puts a smile on my face.

[@anonymustarrasque3550]

I find it a bit odd that I can't find records of Opponheimer intensely studying and playing Chess, which is strange since he played a considerable amount of book moves and decent moves in the game.

[@atiredcliche]

The man learned dutch in a week, he probably read a book on it in like an hour or two

[@Thiago.Acquati]

This game is real, I founded a portuguese video over the same game with the same moves that was recorded 3 years ago, before oppenheimer was the hot topic. This was a legit game

[@anonymustarrasque3550]

@@Thiago.Acquati That doesn't necessarily mean it actually happened. All it means is that Levy didn't invent the game (which I already knew) and that if it is fake, then the lie - though it may well be real and not a lie - was created long ago. I mean, throughout history you see tons of people invent ridiculous lies. Just look at the Great Moon Hoax of 1835 as a perfect example.

[@AutPen38]

It's most likely not legit. The moves were listed in a book in the 1950s, but even the author of that said he had no proof the game actually had these exact moves. Later books and videos copied from the first publication, but neglected to mention the original author's doubts. As time moves on, lies, hearsay, mistranslations, and mistakes become "accepted truths", and whatever really happened gets lost. See also: The Bible, or any history book that describes something that happened two hundred years ago. It's basically all made up.

[@rand504]

Bro that opening was a whole ass library 😅

[@brycebarker5198]

14:44 Very interesting for einstein to move oppen's piece for him. A visionary in chess indeed!