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Subject: Re: mig greengard reviews kongstead's comp chess book...

Author: margolies,marc

Date: 13:45:09 03/11/04

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I understand you perfectly Fernando. thanks.
american woman however will never understand why their husbands won't ask for
directions when driving a car. I think this sort of conversation falls into that
category of exploratory indifference. Being a 2100 player is no cause to cry in
your beer, my friend. Best regards- Marc

On March 11, 2004 at 15:05:15, Fernando Villegas wrote:

>Well, Par Excellence is zillions times better machines than those first that
>refused to accept they were mated. PE plays at a par with me, so it is not a cae
>of milking a cow, as much half of the time is my milk the one flowing...
>Yes, nostalgy, but also the capability to face an equal opponent. I just became
>titred ot being beaten by 2300+ programs.
>I will tell you more. One reason I never got to be better than a 2100 player or
>so is that I have NEVER tried to memorize a win in order to repeat it. For the
>same reason I have NEVER learned at heart any opoenning. I like to be thinking
>from scratch from he very first second. So, I have NEVER tried to get a method
>to win the machine as a matter of fact. Each time I play a game I like to feel
>as it is the very fist time I play chess.
>Weird?
>Perhaps, but pleasurable.
>My best
>Fernando



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