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Subject: Re: Mr. Morsch viewpoint on the differences between Deep Blue and Deep Fritz

Author: Bruce Moreland

Date: 22:16:04 08/01/01

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On August 02, 2001 at 00:49:06, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On August 01, 2001 at 13:47:40, Fernando Villegas wrote:
>
>>Bob:
>>A denegation of facts so extreme as even considering nil and devoid of sense a
>>6-0 score is againts your academic and scientific quality. If such a thing
>>happened, of course every idea about Fritz and his relation with Deep blue
>>should be revised. If you still think things are so and so, then you are  not
>>supporting an hipothesys or even a raw fact, but a dogmatic tenet.
>>Fernando
>
>
>You aren't paying attention to what I wrote.  Whether Fritz gets smashed or
>smashes, doesn't have a _thing_ to do with how Fritz compares to DB.  It simply
>doesn't compare, yet.  A factor of 100X is ridiculous to overcome.  Play your-
>self a 10 game match, ponder=off, one side getting 100X as much time, and
>draw a conclusion.  It is obvious.

I refuse to declare them permanent world champion by acclaim.  If they want to
be considered the best program, let them play, rather than dismissing everyone
else as not worth their time.

The idea that we should accept their supremacy based upon zero games with other
computers is absurd.  That goes against all principles of science and common
sense.

I have a hard time getting on Frans' case for those remarks.  DB obviously
didn't convince him of anything, and that's not *his* fault.  I don't think he
has much basis for those remarks, but big deal.

bruce



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