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Subject: Re: A test position to see if your program is materialistic(most are not)

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 07:01:30 11/12/01

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On November 12, 2001 at 09:49:15, stuart taylor wrote:

>I started in the Israeli correspondence championship about ten yeas ago, and I
>think I might have come very near the top if I didn't stop after about ten
>moves.
>  I was using much older computers (Novag Scorpio and Turbo King), and I wasn't
>necesarily choosing the computer moves, but with great computer aided analysis
>and experimenting, I looked for a great move.
>  But at that time, I think that Israelis just sniffed at computers and would
>never consider using one.
>  Turbo King was always very succesful against all earlier computers and
>programs, according to my testings at the time.
>  In some ways, my two (above mentioned) were better than all the Mephisto's,
>which I think were the official champions before PC's took over.
>
>But now, perhaps I would NOT have a computer advantage.
>
>Uri,
>Are there any worthwhile prizes? I remember that there were NOT.
>(If there were, I would have carried on much longer, until I felt I was far
>behind....IF).
>S.Taylor

There are not worthwhile prizes.

Uri



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