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Subject: Re: FIND THE DIFFERENCE IN BOOK:

Author: Rolf Tueschen

Date: 07:45:03 10/30/03

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On October 27, 2003 at 18:20:05, Robert Hyatt wrote:


>Don't let this be a case of where zero knowledge [this is pointing at Vincent] trumps significant knowledge [whike that is pointing at Jeroen].
>
>He has no credibility so he can't possibly do you any harm in anyone's eyes.


I read that rather late but let me still ask you a question.

Isn't Vincent one of very few in the scene of CC who knows a lot about chess?

Doesn't he know more than Jeroen?

If then on a chess level Vincent can ask a question, why don't you respond to
that question? I think he developped a whole case. Why no chess related answers?

Then another question. There was a tournament and a winner, good. But the only
scientifically interesting question is the one Vincent brought up, I saw nothing
else. Does it make sense a) from a CC view and b) from a chess view? That is an
interesting question, no? Why don't you answer him?

Just a little comment from my side with another question: Why don't you admit
that the choice of either 1.e4 or 1.d4 for a specific engine could be crucial in
terms of winning games? It is still fact that 1.e4 produces sharper positions
than 1.d4. If I am wrong [as usual :)] then please explain something for the
more lay readers here. BTW if you could do that then I were happy and I had done
my work, which is always to support science in CC.

Please do also read my other message, where I try to prove that Jeroen did NOT
leave this forum because of Vincent, but because of your crystal clear position
which attacks Jeroen's own position in the field of CC. Vincent just added a
chess related question, but the verdict came from you. Comments?

Rolf



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