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Subject: Re: Kasparov/Fritz match rigged?

Author: Terry McCracken

Date: 15:32:10 11/22/03

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On November 22, 2003 at 13:45:02, Erik Bergren wrote:

>>>******
>>>>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!
>
>  Qualifying a "chess game" as non "doubtful data" or non "dubious data",
>is not specific enough for critical use.
>
>  In the present case for example: Kasparov was able
>to practice play over and over against the computer
>(or a very similar version)
>before playing the games that counted.
>Kasparov learns from such games, but the computer did not.
>That is a higher degree of "aquaintance with the opponent" than is usual.
>
>Surely the games have a quality to them do to that.
>For example, they could contain assaults on weeknesses that
>Kasparov found in that computer and software.
>
>Thus:
>Such data(games) would(may) then
>not be "rigorous enough" (or "less rigorous") for
>forming general plans for winning at chess against other
>opponents. (Unless you interpret it carefully, conscienciously).

Hello?

How did you extrapolate all of this from what I said above?

We're not speaking about the same thing. My message I thought was clear?
The message is, there was no staging of chess games. Somehow we have
come to some misunderstanding.





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