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Subject: Re: backsolving is the solution of chess(2)

Author: Terry McCracken

Date: 00:45:24 05/21/05

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On May 21, 2005 at 02:56:15, chandler yergin wrote:

>On May 20, 2005 at 20:29:38, Terry McCracken wrote:
>
>>On May 20, 2005 at 19:46:19, chandler yergin wrote:
>>
>>>On May 20, 2005 at 03:41:59, Terry McCracken wrote:
>>>
>>>>On May 20, 2005 at 03:37:46, jefkaan wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>oops, small addition..:
>>>>>
>>>>>On May 20, 2005 at 03:31:01, jefkaan wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>with Moore's law, it might take only a few hundred
>>>>>>years to solve chess.
>>>>>
>>>>>of course i mean chess+,
>>>>>that is chess without the 50 move draw rule.
>>>>>with that rule chess probably is a draw.
>>>>>
>>>>>unequal bishops and so on spoil the game.
>>>>>
>>>>>but without the 50 move rule there might be a connection
>>>>>between 'best' opening lines and winning endgames
>>>>>
>>>>>not impossible; anyone who thinks differently
>>>>>may challenge my opinion without throwing insults,
>>>>>thx in advance
>>>>>jef
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I already did, look above. IMO you have to disprove chess is a draw...too much
>>>>evidence to the contrary.
>>>
>>>Proving once again.. you don't know!
>>>The 'evidence' is against your position!
>>>The facts are against your position!
>>>
>>>Based on 1,114,334 Games
>>>1-0   413,652 games  = 34%
>>>
>>>1/2 1/2 381,463 games or 35%
>>>
>>>0-1 318,393 Games  or 28%
>>>
>>>You have NO argument or point!
>>
>>Would you quit arguing with me when I already asserted chess is a draw!!
>
>You can't prove it, Computers can't prove it, and the evidence of millions
>of games does not confirm it.
> So you can yell, whine, pout, & assert all you want.

Oh get off it Chan...if God played God it would be a draw. You'll have hard
proof someday, but you'll likely be dead! But there is enough data to acertain
chess is almost certainly a draw. So please don't be such a mule.



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