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Subject: Re: GK's "last stand for humanity"

Author: Charles Milton Ling

Date: 18:54:48 07/17/03

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On July 17, 2003 at 01:55:23, Uri Blass wrote:

>On July 17, 2003 at 00:14:26, Luis Smith wrote:
>
>>>Smirin beated Junior,Shredder,Hiarcs,Tiger 5-3
>>>I think that it is better to give the challange to smirin.
>>>
>>>Playing with kasparov is a bad lesson for the top chess players.
>>>They learn that they can draw a match and still get another match when a player
>>>who won does not get another match so they have no motivation to win if money is
>>>important for them.
>>>
>>>I think that the prize for winning should be not only money but priority to get
>>>another match when in case of drawing or losing the first priority should be
>>>to the best human who did not play against machines.
>>>If chesbase does not decide not to prefer kasparov for another match in case
>>>that he does not win then people are going to suspect that the human did not win
>>>the match on purpose and it is only a show event.
>>>
>>>I see that kasparov is prefered for another match after the draw against Junior
>>>and I think that it is a very bad choice of chessbase.
>>>I guess that not a lot of people are going to be interested to see kasparov
>>>against Fritz after the last draw against Junior.
>>>I expect more people to be interested to see Smirin against Fritz.
>>
>>I doubt that, I think that most of the spectators are some-what younger crowd
>>watching from the net, and when the name Smirin is brought up they think "who?".
>>
>>I believe people are more interested in seeing Kasparov play the computers,
>>simply because he is Kasparov.  #1 rated human player in the world.
>
>
>I do not know about other people but I am not interested in a match with a
>player who proved in the last game of the previous match that he does not want
>to win the match.
>
>Uri


Yes, Uri, yes!

Charley



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