Author: Pete Galati
Date: 23:18:14 03/16/00
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On March 17, 2000 at 01:05:34, Vincent Vega wrote: >Sorry, math error. I never understood the interest in solving the game. In theory, I guess you could have a computer that can solve the game. But when that's done, and you set the 2 greatest Chess players down to play a match against eachother, they'll still be playing at human capabilities, and it'll still be a case of whoever makes the second to last mistake wins. So I'm sure if the interest in computer Chess continues that the game will eventually get solved, but I don't think that that's very interesting, and probably it doesn't need to be done all that much. Refinements in the programs is what's needed, not the ability to solve the game. Pete
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