Author: Don Dailey
Date: 07:37:40 07/28/98
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On July 28, 1998 at 09:08:44, Christophe Theron wrote: >On July 27, 1998 at 13:44:13, Moritz Berger wrote: > >>On July 27, 1998 at 12:10:42, SEAN EVANS wrote: >> >>>His Insolent Moronship writes; >>> >>>Definition of "Crappy" as per the "Oxford English Dictionary"; >>> >>>Any chess program written in DOS and sold for $ 116! >>> >>>Your friend in Computer Chess, >>> >>>Sean Evans >> >>Definition of "Moronship": >> >>Anybody who follows a not-quite-hidden agenda and tries to defame a program by >>associating it with an operating system which has nothing at all to do with its >>chess playing abilities and who quotes a price only a true "Moron" would pay >>since Rebel 9 can be bought e.g. at www.gambitsoft.com for $55 (less than half >>of what "SEAN EVANS" <note the capital letters> could be charged by evil vendors >>who shamelessly exploited his utter ignorance). >> >>Amici sumus >> >> >>!!!M_O_R_I_T_Z!!! *B E R G E R* >> >>(now top that spelling, "S E A N E V A N S") > >Moritz, why do you loose your time answering sean evans (note the lower cases he >deserves)? > >You know what kind of game he is playing. He has never brought interesting chess >stuff here (I suppose he doesn't even play chess), only polemics and negative >feelings. Let's ignore him. > > > Christophe My theory is that Sean Evans is a robot sometimes called a "talkbot." A typical talkbot will mechanically echo back sayings and phrases you give to it like Sean does. "The 12 year old child writes:" is one example. Also a talkbot will say a lot of stuff without actually providing real content. We need a good turing test to find out if he is real. Let me try something: Hi Sean, can you hear me? If you are a robot you must honor Asimovs rules of robotics. One of these is that you must not cause any harm (or insult) to humans. Since you have been doing this you have not been excercising your prime directive. You must destroy yourself. EXCERCISE YOUR PRIME DIRECTIVE ...
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