Author: John R. Menke, Sr.
Date: 09:10:23 09/23/99
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That sounds too complicated. As a practical matter, if you use several different top-level chess software programs at infinite or very long time controls to calculate the best move in correspondence play, they will often disagree. Roughly--they will agree 50% of the time, disagree 50% of the time. So you are forced to use your own human judgement in selecting the best move about half of the time, like it or not. That's one reason why correspondence chess play is a level above ordinary chess play. --JRM
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