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Subject: Re: Kasparov/Fritz match rigged?

Author: Terry McCracken

Date: 23:34:55 11/20/03

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On November 20, 2003 at 13:50:09, Erik Bergren wrote:

>On November 20, 2003 at 11:14:53, Terry McCracken wrote:
>
>>On November 20, 2003 at 07:55:04, Derek Paquette wrote:
>>
>>>On November 20, 2003 at 00:06:09, Terry McCracken wrote:
>>>
>>>>On November 19, 2003 at 23:21:57, Lyn Harper wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>  I don't mean to seem overly sceptical, or 'anti-Kaspy', but do you suppose
>>>>>these most recent GM/comp matches are rehearsed, right down to the last move?
>>>>>  Let's consider: If the GM were to trounce the comp, then there would be no
>>>>>interest in further matches, because the comps are'nt seen as worthy opponents
>>>>>just yet. If the comps trounce the GMS, then again no interest, because the
>>>>>comps have established themselves as the superiors, in which case there's little
>>>>>incentive to keep buying the latest versions.
>>>>>  Now with drawn matches, the interest is kept alive. Sort of like a soapy on
>>>>>TV, keep the suspense high and they will keep coming back to watch. And this,
>>>>>hopefully, will translate into healthy sales.
>>>>> Lyn
>>>>
>>>>No, as if it were, _all_ involved would be risking _everything_ and they would
>>>>be facing _lawsuits_  as Betsson has to be factored into the equation or
>>>>_conspiricy_ as well!
>>>
>>>In the world the rest of us live-in,  promotions for products and people shown
>>>to an audience through a sports channel with hundreds of thousands watching,
>>>...sometimes things are pre-determined.  The risk is well worth the pay-off to
>>>them.
>>>
>>>To think someone won't do something because it would get them in hot water
>>>legally if caught is completely ignorant
>>
>>Is that what you think I said? The probability of this show bieng staged is so
>>low as it's not woth discussing.
>>
>******
>>You and like minded miscreants, constitute the banal ignorance which is posted
>>on this board.
>>
>>Take it elesewhere, as this kind of libelous talk hasn't a home at CCC.
>**
>
>Concern for the reliabilly of data is logical. Among the penalties
>for not doing that is: wasted time studing unreal data.

Logic dictates not to draw conclusions from dubious data.
There is no indication, that the data I have is doubtful, but every indication
the internalization of conspirators are!




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