Author: Stephen A. Boak
Date: 03:01:35 02/22/03
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>On February 21, 2003 at 15:31:41, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >Hey, as I said to the other guy here, believe what you want. Doesn't >bother me. But it _does_ bother you. [Me thinks he doth protest too much (to be unbothered).] You write hundreds of postings, protesting and trying to convince others that they are wrong and you are right. Now _there_ is a scientific metric--how many times one cries when he doesn't get his way. Correlates very highly to something--but not to computer chess or even science. 'The truth hurts' is an apt phrase. Applies to you just like everybody. No big deal, happens to all of us. But most get over it eventually. You are stuck in the denial stage. It must be transcended before you can get better (or even learn). It's long past time to return to computer chess. Intellectual duels at 20 paces with big balloons may be fun for the participants, but it is rather boring to most spectators. Until an occasional sharp argument bursts one of the bubbles (possibly even a lead balloon).
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