Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 15:33:56 08/24/05
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Let me just pick up a single point to make a direct try for a debate. You said that Nullmove should be allowed to be implemented. Because you wouldn't understand why someone should have published it before if he wouldn't like it that it would be copied. I have a totally different view. Take a novel writer. He invents a love story, one that really sucks the reader in. Would you then also expect thst from now on all novel writers should implement that successful story? I mean is this here about creativity or what? We are not in mathematics. We are in a creative part of computer sciences. You can take Nullmove as an idea, but you must invent your own love story. If you can't then leave it better out and write a suspense novel. I don't know if that can be taken into computerchess programing. But I just asked Tord why in hell every programmer must copy the last 33 inventions on the market? Is that sort of obligation or are we losing our creativity? Please your comments on that one. Thanks.
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