Author: Matthew Hull
Date: 10:35:01 04/25/05
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On April 25, 2005 at 10:56:07, chandler yergin wrote: >I think we have to overlook the Naive thinking here. > >The Computer is using the latest Theory from the Top Grandmaster games. > >Those are in it's DataBase and Opening Books. > >Which is what an Opening book is... > >Positions from games played. > >For any GM Like Kasparov or Anand or Krammnik to play 'against' a Computer, >they are competing with their own play. They do anyway, since human opponents memorize the same stuff computers memorize. Where is your brain? >Now, they have a choice here.. > >1. Do they want to play their best lines from their home analysis, and broadcast >those to the world? I think not.. > >Therefore, they play 'anti' Computer Chess, till the Computer is 'out' >of the Book, then it's an even playing field. > >This is not good for Chess! > >If you think a Computer 'without' an Opening Book, & EGTB's, >can compete against even a Master, you are sadly mistaken. If the master can also "forget" his opening book, then it would be even. Again, where is your brain? > > >Have you considered that Swampland in Florida .. for investing? > >No, Humans are not toast.. they are the Cream of the Crop!
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