Author: José Carlos
Date: 07:02:08 12/29/04
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On December 28, 2004 at 20:35:45, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Perhaps human-like is simply "capable of mistakes". Not only soubtil strategic >mistakes, but the kind of tactic mishaps you can meet in real competition. >Without those mistakes the game lose a lot of his salt and pepper. One of the >great pleasures of a chess game is to detect a mistake and get a way to exploit >it at full. The emotion comes also or our mistakes of that kind and not knowing >if the other side will spot it. >All of that disappear with current engines, exceopt crippling them miserably. >Fdo Even better is when you have a bad position and try to fool your oppoent with a bad move on purpose after a long thought. Several of those and (s)he ends up with a headache :) José C.
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