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Subject: Re: ChessTiger 4 Wins – Grandmasters 4 Losses

Author: Martin Schubert

Date: 11:32:32 07/08/01

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On July 07, 2001 at 15:22:11, Mark Young wrote:

>On July 07, 2001 at 13:48:12, Mogens Larsen wrote:
>
>>On July 07, 2001 at 12:32:39, Daniel Clausen wrote:
>>
>>>Do we really have to discuss the same subject over and over again? Why can't you
>>>guys stop with this? You (among others) think the comps are GM-strength
>>>(although nobody seems to care to come up with a definition). Bob (among others)
>>>think they're not. Different people, different opinion. So what?
>>>Let's stop this?
>>
>>The reason for this prolonged subject is that it doesn't require a lot of
>>original thought, which is also apparent from the tedious repetition of messages
>>by certain persons. I imagine that the sole contribution by some people to this
>>forum consists of this single subject and that they would run around like
>>headless chickens without it. So by opposing that viewpoint we're doing them a
>>favor, though at the expense of silence. One could say that Hyatt is the modern
>>version of the good samaritan :-).
>>
>>Apart from that it's an purely imaginary discussion placed in a fictional
>>setting with little or no importance whatsoever.
>>
>>Mogens.
>
>Then I suggest you don't post to certain persons threads that talk about this
>subject since you dislike it so much. Why bitch about chess talk and computer
>strength in a computer chess forum. If you don't like this subject start one of
>your own....because some here do want to discuss this subject. Certain persons
>here may not like the facts and the results shown, that shows how wrong their
>opinion on this subject are, but thats life.

The interesting thing about opinins is that they're usually not right or wrong.
You have an opinion, other people have a different opinion. But your opinion
isn't the right one.



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