Author: Graham Laight
Date: 01:24:03 02/20/02
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On February 19, 2002 at 16:53:14, Otello Gnaramori wrote: >Chess - A psychiatrist matches Wits with Fritz >19.02.2002 That is the name of a mysterious book that is being advertised on the >Internet. They say it contains a compilation of over 125 games that >systematically illustrate a strategy that succeeds in beating today’s best chess >computer programs in less than 40 moves. The author is a psychiatrist who >analyzed the thinking process behind chess computer programs. We have no further eh? A phychiatrist is trained on humans. Since the "thinking" process of computers is nothing like that of humans, his training will not have helped him. >details, but have ordered the book. You never know, maybe we can learn a trick >or two > >http://www.pavior.com/chessbook1/newindex.html I'm afraid I'm sceptical about this. IMO, to beat computers, what you need are CHESS skills - not psychiatry. If he really has found a strategy that enables him to beat top computers (which I sincerely doubt), he should enjoy it while it still works - because it won't work for long. -g
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