Author: Imran Hendley
Date: 19:22:31 08/31/00
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On August 31, 2000 at 15:41:39, stuart taylor wrote: >If you had D.O. 200 plies brute force for every move, I think there can be no >question about it, that GM will always lose! If one time it was a draw, the GM >could be justly proud of himself, even if he was world champion. >I can't imagine how much mhz that would be, though. >S.Taylor (maybe 1 with 6-700 naughts). Yeah, that's a good assumption to make...but first of all you must consider that 200 plies is "impossible" and also the GM will not "always" lose either. For all practical purposes, yes some supernatural force that could compute 200 plies would win in as many games as you could play, but think about it...even a monkey (who knows what a legal move is) playing random moves would beat it once if you played enough games. It would probably take some outrageous number, but then again 200 plies is an outrageous number.
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