Author: pavel
Date: 22:35:03 07/28/01
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<snip> Nigel Short, the British former world championship finalist, said that man versus computer matches had popular appeal. "They attract huge interest globally and many people are thrilled by them," he said. Mr Short said that such a contest was legitimate as an exhibition match, but he opposed the introduction of computers into regular international competitions. "That was a serious mistake. We don't make sprinters run 100 metres against a Ferrari or make weightlifters compete against a forklift truck," he said. <snip> well said Mr Short !!! ;) pavs...
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