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Subject: Re: Easy entry - Rolf won the final against Brazil with 2-0

Author: Bob Durrett

Date: 18:03:47 02/10/03

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On February 09, 2003 at 20:50:59, Rolf Tueschen wrote:

>Computers play with books, right?
>
>Rolf always said that comps should NOT be allowed to play openings that they
>can't understand also after long thinking. Such lines should be banned from the
>books.
>
>Bob always said that GM played with the same principle. They use stuff from
>others, they didn't understand and they also do not check during game.
>
>Rolf said that this is absolute nosense.
>
>Now Albert & also Uri believe in what Bob said.
>
>Rolf asked for evidence.
>
>Albert gave example. Mecking - who he knew quite good - did exactly what Bob
>pretended.
>
>Rolf opposed. The thesis said that no dumb GM would exist who did that or he
>must be drunken.
>
>Albert was angry because he knew Mecking and Rolf refused to buy ear candles.
>
>Rolf stayed cool and defended Mecking who is a chess genius and eidetic, all
>that has consequences, Albert is not prepared to understand. Speed is a key
>term. GM analyse in a period of time no mortal could detect. But then mortals
>shouldn't claim that GM don't analyse at all...
>
>The rest is about language between Germany and Brazil. Rolf took revenge of the
>soccer final in Japan/Korea and won with 2-0.
>
>Uri did not yet confess. DJ is not a GM yet. Eduard is waiting.
>
>Rolf went into politics and brought peace to the World...
>
>
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>
>
>Hope this helps, Bob II.
>
>Rolf

Thanks for the "blow by blow" summary.

I must admit I still don't know whether or not this is supposed to be a debate
about an ethical issue.  For example:  "Is it unethical for a chess engine to
use an opening book?"  Is that "the bottom line" here?????  Incidentally, Bob H.
usually "fights tooth and nail" whenever the ethics of chess engines are
challenged.  : )

Bob D.



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