Author: Jonas Cohonas
Date: 16:19:58 11/27/01
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On November 27, 2001 at 15:34:19, Roy Eassa wrote: >On November 27, 2001 at 08:19:42, Joshua Lee wrote: > >>I would love to have one, but even on a 300Ghz chip programs now will not solve >>everything so i tend to think about it this way the computer will still make a >>maistake on one level or another so it will be beatable weather or not even a >>Fischer of 1972 or a Capablanca of 1921 or Botvinnik of 1948, Tal of 1979 , >>Kasparov of 1990 etc would be a challenge is yet to be detirmined. >> >>At that kind of processing power, that kind of human genius would be needed if >>not that a hell of alot of creativity. > > >Using patent-pending reanimation technology, I have staged a chess match between >the following Grandmasters of the following dates: > >Morphy 1858 >Em. Lasker 1900 >Rubenstein 1912 >Capablanca 1921 >Botvinnik 1948 >Tal 1960 >Fischer 1971 >Karpov 1980 >Kasparov 1994 >Deeper Blue 1997 >Kramnik 2001 > >It was a round-robin tournament with each player playing each other player a >total of 20 games. Fischer-random opening setups were used to eliminate opening >preparation advantages. > >The results are amazing! I will sell them to you for only US$500. > >;-) HAHAHAHA Regards Jonas
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