Author: David Dory
Date: 07:10:46 01/31/02
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On January 31, 2002 at 09:05:28, Jorge Pichard wrote: >According to Bobby Fisher all recent chess Championship matches are pre->arranged with the help of computers. Bobby's right! I'm sure they use computers to calculate the elo's of all players in each chess organization, and then to set up the tournament matches, record results, print standings, etc. In the old Soviet chess system, the games results were sometimes pre-arranged (very quick draws in some international tournaments when playing another Soviet player). Bobby may feel that the moves are "beautifully pre-arranged", simply because chess has moved on, while poor Bobby has been stuck in neutral (reverse?). >Somebody should ask him, record his answer when he >answers it live, and then put this through a lie detector. I think Bobby means a stress analyzer. Lie detector's don't work from a recorded voice. >You will see he is lying through his rotten teeth. I believe Garry's dentition is in pretty good shape, actually. Like the movie "A Beautiful Mind", but without the happy ending. Dave
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