Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 20:29:16 06/15/99
If you have an opening book that contains brilliant moves -- especially positional or sacrifice based upon completion -- it is quite likely that they will cause your program terrible harm. Having a brilliant move is of no benefit, if your program does not know what to do with the position. Even if the opening book suggests the next move, unless your program can see what to do after that, having such a position could do a lot more harm than good. Being able to utilize such a position means that you must exploit a plan that understands the position. Opinions?
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