Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 09:18:46 12/17/99
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On December 17, 1999 at 06:04:27, robert michelena wrote: >Jerome, as a third year law student, I was only pointing out what to me is self >evident; these assertions that the player on the other end of the internet >connection used brain power to defeat a program would not be admissible in any >court of law as valid evidence. We call it hearsay. > >Until someone post proof that an "average player" (non master strength; national >master and international master and above ) defeated a program over the board >without aid from any source, I deem all assertions as suspect at best. > That is baloney. Someone _already_ posted games played at the 1996 Aegon tournament, where humans and computers are in the same room, playing under tournament conditions, with a tournament director present, and with a large audience watching all the time. Did you overlook that intentionally, or unintentionally??? >As for the communist dialectic, it seems to me that I am the victim of those >exhibiting fanatical "party directed" zeal.
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