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Subject: Re: Computers vs. Humans - meaningless?

Author: Rex

Date: 15:24:19 03/26/02

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On March 26, 2002 at 16:18:59, Russell Reagan wrote:

>On March 26, 2002 at 07:48:10, Rex wrote:
>
>>What this means is that Computers did_not loose_any_game.  A first grader will
>>tell you that would most likely mean computers had the upper hand ver. Gulko.
>>
>>Remember computers undefeated...Gulko WINLESS!!  think about it.
>
>Exactly. That is my point. To a first grader it seems obvious. To the general
>non-chess playing public it seems obvious that computers are better than any
>human. My point is that I don't think it is so obvious when you analyze the
>situation. There have been a limited number of events in which humans who have
>little experience against computers have lost by small margins. It's not so
>obvious, that's my point.
>
>Russell


This whole excuse of little experience against computers is getting old.  What
about human V human player for the first time!!!  Two people playing against
each other has little_experience_ with each other!!

NO GM should "prepair" against a match ver. a comp. by taking the program home
aND playing 100 games against it.  The ONLY material given to a GM, or any human
for that matter, is past PGN GAMES to look at...

OH MR KASPAROV I PLAY YOU NEXT WEEK IN A TOURNAMENT.  WILL YOU COME TO MY HOUSE
SO I CAN PLAY AGAINST YOU 100 TIMES TO THAT I CAN PREPAIR AGAINST YOU!!!!  NOT



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