Author: Ernst Walet
Date: 00:10:35 11/22/05
...makes me sick in the stomage. QUOTE When you play through this game, take a look at the forced sequence commencing with Fritz’ …Bc2, and count how many ply there are from there to the position when Matthias Feist resigned on Fritz’ behalf. Then add a few more ply because, in the final position, although Black will inevitably be saddled with a decisive material deficit, at that moment the program still had two minor pieces for a rook. So the depth to which Fritz would have needed to search in the critical variation, in order to realise that …Bc2 was a losing move rather than a winning one, was quite beyond the program’s capability. UNQUOTE So much for the human like "knowledge" of Fritz. Ernst.
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