Author: Tony Nichols
Date: 03:25:11 04/22/05
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On April 22, 2005 at 06:10:40, Pablo Ignacio Restrepo wrote: >Hello Tony. > >"Ego" and "Ignorance" are the real problem. >But not just the "ego" of top chessplayers, there are many kind of ego here: >1- The "ego" of the traditional or old orthodox chess concepts. >2- The "ego" of the tradicional sport journalist. >3- The "ego" of the tradicional chess federation. >4- The "ego" of the tradicional chess experts. >5- The "ego" of the tradicional computer experts. >6- The "ego" of the tradicional money power, hardware factories, etc. > >But there are too many "ignorance" here, becouse expert have builted a gigant >mistake into comun people or lectors of the news. > >Chess engines are as a gigant dragon ...... If you are going to go at the combat >against the dragon and you are going to attack the dragon doing what dragon know >how to do, you are going to be lost. > >In this last way(doing what engines know how to do) is absolutly truth that >engines have 3000 elo. > >There are not any GM in Earth that have any chance of oportunity in a match >against Hydra Scylla playing the conventional or old orthodox chess concepts. > >But I doubt that there are any traditional expert that have the courage for >publish and writte the other face of truth about the "state of art" on the >battle "man vs machine", writting in an important magazine or News Paper >modifing theirs old mistakes or concepts. I wonder if the last draw against >Hydra scylla I played (last note) will be into a magazine, or if will be at lest >one impotant journalist that put it into a News Paper. > >Eraser opening books wont be the soluction. Engines by itselft have the enough >power calculation to being answering perfectly in conventional ways deduction. > >Best regards, > >Pablo Ignacio Restrepo Hi, Pablo I disagree. I think the top humans can still outplay the computers in normal chess. But they would increase their chances if they played anti computer style. Regards Tony
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