Author: Janosch Zwerensky
Date: 09:23:00 01/26/02
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> The key >word there is fatal. The whole point of the concept of a "perfect player" is that against such an entity *every* mistake is fatal. > You are presuming that not only will the perfect player >will have forced winning sequences at hand at every move, but also that Kasparov >will forcibly make a fatal mistake. If the perfect player is playing aggressive enough, chances are that Kasparov won't be able to give perfect responses *every* time over a game of 70 moves or so.
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