Author: Peter Davison
Date: 07:35:44 09/07/00
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On September 07, 2000 at 10:13:18, Djordje Vidanovic wrote: >On September 07, 2000 at 08:07:58, Peter Davison wrote: > >>On September 07, 2000 at 07:59:32, Côme wrote: >> >>>On September 07, 2000 at 07:42:53, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >>> >>>>From Marc van Hal (I hope he doesn't mind that I quote his private email): >>>> >>>>"... you can play a game against me and you may use as many computer programs >>>>and GM's as you want. I am convinced that the biggest score you will get is a >>>>draw, but then you have to be at least as good as me." >>>> >>>>I am no GM, but I thought that people in CCC can try to emulate one, and we all >>>>have good programs and machines. How about a game Mark-CCC? Can someone with a >>>>practical mind (this excludes me) figure out how to do it: time per move, how to >>>>decide the moves, etc.? >>>> >>>>It could be fun and interesting and even prove Marc's point. Marc: do you want >>>>to play this game? >>>> >>>>Enrique >>> >>>Hello ! >>>This is a stupid idea !!! >>>Who is Marc van Hal ? Kasparov ?? Kramnik ?? >>>I will anwser this question: >>>Marc van Hal is simply a ill man who think that he is unbeatable ! >>>Better idea : Give the name of a good psy for Marc. >>>Best Regards >>>Alexandre Côme >> >>How very shallow. > >...and sad. What is even sadder, and possibly even more shallow, is how the group dynamic suddenly changed from the 'ignoring treatment' of Marc van Hal, to a number of supposedly sympathetic advices; whilst simultaneously creating a new victim for Group attack in the form of Co(hat)me. The secret of being 'in' the Group appears to be a follow-my-leader process in knowing who to make the next victim.
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