Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 14:52:04 07/10/01
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I do not understand that kind of dilema or clasification. Consistency and brilliance cannot be compared in a basis of "this Or this". It cannot be, for instance, that a guy that makes a brilliant move has not been a consistent player in doing good moves before the brilliant one. You cannot play a brilliant move in a messy position derived of consistently bad moves. To make consistently good moves is a precondition to do, from time to time, a really brilliant one. But there is more: it cannot be, also, that a player -human or not- makes "only" good moves, but never a brilliant one. It cannot, because sometimes the good move to do is what you would call "brilliant". If he does not play it, then he is not "consistently" playing good moves. Fernando
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