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Subject: Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's

Author: Mogens Larsen

Date: 14:20:17 06/23/01

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On June 23, 2001 at 14:06:14, Uri Blass wrote:

>I believe that there are also grandmaster who are guided by similiar statistics
>in a lot of cases because they have not time to analyze everything they
>remember.

That may be true, I don't know.

>Do you think that they cheat?

Yes, I guess you can say that they do. If they've played the move on a board and
contemplated the usefulness of the move, even without extensive analysis, then
it's not "cheating".

Mogens.

• Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Uri Blass 15:20:19 06/23/01
  • Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Mogens Larsen 16:08:41 06/23/01
    • Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Robert Hyatt 19:48:28 06/23/01
      • Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Mogens Larsen 03:45:40 06/24/01
        • Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Robert Hyatt 07:01:59 06/24/01
          • Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Mogens Larsen 10:18:18 06/24/01
    • Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Uri Blass 16:26:00 06/23/01
      • Re: Gravy for the brain that supports a 2500+ elo standard for computer GM's Mogens Larsen 03:53:07 06/24/01

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