Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 10:06:00 05/09/01
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On May 09, 2001 at 08:15:02, Rémi Coulom wrote: [snip] >Yes, you are right. I am convinced now. I will let my program search in n-best >move after 1. Kb3 Kb8 2. Bc3 Ka7 3. Bxf6 overnight to make sure. But this is the >kind of position the good old human understanding handles better. My problem is >I am such a poor chess player I have to trust my stupid chess program most of >the time. I have to go along with the human answer also, but I have seen the human experts get it wrong too many times to simply believe it. If you look at ECM, you will see a staggering number of the original answers in that set are just plain wrong, some of them comically so (e.g. no matter what you do, you are going to get checkmated shortly. Forget about any 'bm') I actually think all chess position tests are 'open questions' until forced checkmate or forced draw is found one way or the other.
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