Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 07:52:34 09/06/01
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On September 06, 2001 at 10:42:32, stuart taylor wrote: >I've obviously thought about this question, and it would seem clear to me that >it ia quite rare for any GM to be casually playing a game with equal timing >against a top program/hardware of today and win, without takebacks etc. > But when they apply their full faculties against comp, or when analyzing with >one, they surely find themselves proving a point against the comp very often, >and feeling sure that under strict and fair tournament conditions they would >always win if they really needed to (in a match, or series of games). > Perhaps, but it takes alot out of them, and they have to be very humble and >focussed and in their element. And ther's no gurantee >S.Taylor Basically, in the privacy of their own homes, the former emperors of chess often are humbled by a $1000 piece of hardware plus a $50 piece of software.
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