Author: jefkaan
Date: 06:15:52 02/28/02
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On February 28, 2002 at 08:41:33, K. Burcham wrote: >Ed is probably the first programmer to come up with idea, to boost his >earnings. if this retirement works out for Ed, he probably will retire >two or three times like Ali did. well i doubt if whether there is any chess programmer (or player) who makes much money; maybe that's why there often seems to be a lot of envy and competition in the chess world.. Take even someone like Kramnik; such a guy simply is a loser, not only as he has to misuse his brain in playing Fritz7, but also as he isnt world champ anymore; not surprising: 1) *Ponomariov* now is world champ!, and *not* Kramnik.. 2) apparently Kr. still thinks that Nf3 is the best move, whereas others eg. new in chess, H.Berliner, etc think that d4 is best; also some people think e4 is the best (maybe Bookup, who are quoting Fischer, 'best by test'); well, although e4 is the sharpest move, they all are wrong ! Proof: 1. chess is a draw (see eg. my messages end last year on rgcc) 2. if move A (Nf3) would be better than moves B or C (d4 or e4) than it should result in a win rather than a draw, as the lesser move for white clearly isnt a loss, therefore the best move 'should' win for white derived from 1 and 2: 3. as chess is a draw, Nf3 cannot be better than d4 or e4, which thus is the proof that Kramnik is not a winner, QED (that Kramnik is a loser :) PS : - - - - - - 1. copyright, Kec, The Netherlands 2. thank you in advance for awarding me the troll of the week award; however i would be more flattered if you buy my book on computer chess which is coming out next year 3. i'm gonna beat VD during the next CSVN tourn
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