Author: Hristo
Date: 22:51:50 06/15/98
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>This is fascinating. I have a question. If the atom is in a high-energy state, >and there is no electron orbits. How does this apply to chess? Never mind, >just being silly. :))) I don't know ! :))) If there were electrons orbiting(or going straight through) the atom, and this atom is not in a state, ready to brake apart, then ... well will see if *it* goes anywhere. In phisics(quantum) the desintegration of an atom is just the beggining, where in chess we don't care, mate(game over) ... This entire thing is far fetched!!! I'm the first one to admit that!!! To me it is just simple-old FUN!!! just like chess is ... BTW few years back I had an official rating of 2120 ... According to Fritz5 I'm over 2250, which I do not believe!!! probably I'm right around 2000 ... Best regards. Hristo p.s. The Bulls kicked-butt ... it was a nice game!
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