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Subject: Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal!

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 12:34:55 01/03/02

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On January 03, 2002 at 15:10:23, James T. Walker wrote:

>I believe the Rebel book is over 40,000 different variations.  Do you really
>believe they all lead Rebel to a position which it "Likes/understands" better
>than all other positions????   This makes a nice theory but I'm sure in practice
>this is not possible.

Why do you think Rebel company hires a professional like Jeroen
Noomen to make the book? IIRC he has been working more than 10 years
on it.

I think the Rebel website even explicitly states all variations
were manually entered and checked.

--
GCP

• Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! James T. Walker 19:30:59 01/03/02
  • Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! Gian-Carlo Pascutto 02:19:52 01/04/02
    • Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! Marc van Hal 09:47:46 01/04/02
      • Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! Uri Blass 11:59:58 01/04/02
        • Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! Gian-Carlo Pascutto 14:29:39 01/04/02
          • Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! Uri Blass 16:05:26 01/04/02
    • Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! Mogens Larsen 03:38:18 01/04/02
      • Re: It seems that Shredder6 is not stronger than Shredder5.32,just equal! Gian-Carlo Pascutto 03:47:49 01/04/02

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