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00:00That's helping white to fight for the control of the central squares.

00:03So I remember that I've been promoting this idea 3 saying this is the best way to

00:07fight for the center and creating stronger position the center and you can have a

00:11powerful attack. I also remember that in late 70s I was highly critical of

00:17Greenfield defense because for me you know playing d5 meant that after

00:21exchange coin d5 playing e4, knight c3, bc3, white had a pass pawn that should be

00:27promoted and I won quite a few nice games by winning. Winning with white though

00:32at the later stage I was a devoted Greenfield player and almost to the end

00:37of my career I played Greenfield and let me tell you that I've changed my views

00:44about about the strengths of white's position and about the chances to promote

00:49this deep one. And I have to say that while we're growing, one may say aging, we're

00:59changing our views. I remember that I watched was quite a surprise an old Yefim

01:06Geller, a great Soviet champion, grandmaster who started playing Kings Indian and he was

01:12one of the pioneers of Kings Indian late 40s early early 50s you know reviving the

01:18opening and always coming up with new ideas and then he switched the Kings to

01:24the Queen's Gambit. I couldn't believe why I was so but then I just realized that

01:29it's not just about the opening it's it's it's very important how you how you feel

01:34whether you feel comfortable and you always look for no certain positions that

01:38that could fit your your chess playing mood at a certain time and I also made few

01:48fluctuations as I said from e4 I went to d4 1977 then I moved gradually back to e4

01:55playing with Karpov and by

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