Life In 19x19

I usually only listen to dubstep while playing go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYYyMu3pzL4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEbJ4qLiMu0

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaIZ0mUJzr0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cxgao2rYZw

Name celebrities who play go beyond those found here http://www.britgo.org/general/celeb/. Sources would be appreciated.

Ok, it's working so far. He is now excepting games on a regular basis as opposed to completely rejecting the game. However, I can't get him to listen to why Ho's moves are good / bad

Forget teaching. He'll pick things up as he is interested. Lecturing is likely to be negatively reinforcing.
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Ok, it's working so far. He is now excepting games on a regular basis as opposed to completely rejecting the game. However, I can't get him to listen to why Ho's moves are good / bad

Saturation of taste receptors seems to be the problem, which causes positive stimulus to be less effective. Have you tried small electric shocks if your little brother tries to leave the table for more enjoyable activities?

I thought about it, but physical punishment causes aggression in the ...

So, I'm trying to get my little brother to play Go with Operant Conditioning. We play and every several moves I'll give him a gummy bear, which he loves, and then we will keep playing, but he seems to rush through the game and run off to play tiny wings. Any suggestions?

I've recently had a lot of trouble sleeping in general, and similarly, i've also experienced a string of losses/ Horrible games. What are your experiences with regards to how sleep affects your playing?