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Subject: Re: The details of a psychowar (DB team vs Kasparov in the NY Times)

Author: Dave Gomboc

Date: 14:34:16 05/12/00

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On May 12, 2000 at 14:06:55, Hans Gerber wrote:

>It doesn't look "good" to read "jerk" in your articles on and on. The question
>must be allowed if you are still an objective scientific observer and thinker
>for the whole question. A teacher, sure, can accuse his pupils of being dumb
>nuts, but does this analogy is allowed in case of Kasparov, the chess genius? It
>seems as if you wanted to continue the impolite, arrogant and aggressive style
>of Murray Campell in the NY Times' article...  Why?

Substantiate this claim (that Murray Campbell's style in a NY Times' articles
was impolite, arrgoant, and aggressive), or resign, Chris.

[There, that's a real example of impolite, arrogant, and aggressive (accusatory,
too, for good measure :-) for you to compare whatever Murray was quoted as
saying against.]

Dave



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