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Subject: Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.'

Author: Pedro Gomes

Date: 10:14:57 04/26/05

On April 26, 2005 at 11:10:03, Steven Edwards wrote:

>Lack of public games does not equate with fakery.  Yes, it was not a symmetric
>relation as the Deep Blue team had all of Kasparov's past games.  But Kasparov
>knew this prior to signing the match contract.  Apparently the lack of public
>games didn't bother him then; his whining and false allegations shouldn't bother
>us now.

We couldn´t see it in this intrview, but I thought the principal problem (from
the human standpoint) was the changing of Diep Blue´s playing parameters between
games - some kind of changing of peronalities - wich were happening without
Kasparov´s knowledge, and wich confused him, because his opponents was emulating
many diferent styles. Am I wrong ?

PG

Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' chandler yergin 20:02:46 04/26/05
Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Steven Edwards 12:59:11 04/26/05
- Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Rolf Tueschen 14:05:21 04/27/05
  - Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Matthew Hull 14:48:53 04/27/05
    - Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Rolf Tueschen 15:16:57 04/27/05
      - Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Robert Hyatt 19:07:31 04/27/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Rolf Tueschen 03:55:43 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Robert Hyatt 08:09:05 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Rolf Tueschen 09:10:05 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Robert Hyatt 10:55:19 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Rolf Tueschen 12:49:57 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Robert Hyatt 17:06:56 04/28/05
        
        A 2005 Summary of the Debate About Kasparov and Deep Blue II Rolf Tueschen 04:10:20 04/29/05
        
        Re: A 2005 Summary of the Debate About Kasparov and Deep Blue II Lar Mader 10:12:52 04/30/05
        
        Re: A 2005 Summary of the Debate About Kasparov and Deep Blue II Walter Faxon 19:44:31 05/01/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' chandler yergin 11:20:28 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Robert Hyatt 17:10:24 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' chandler yergin 18:50:51 04/28/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' chandler yergin 04:17:47 04/29/05
        
        Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Robert Hyatt 12:27:19 04/30/05
- Re: Kasparov [HBR interview] : 'IBM committed a crime against science.' Thomas Logan 06:23:16 04/27/05
  - Minor asymmetry Steven Edwards 09:12:47 04/28/05
    - Re: Minor asymmetry Walter Faxon 22:31:38 04/28/05
    - Re: Minor asymmetry Thomas Logan 10:00:38 04/28/05

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