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Subject: Re: Unfair Prejudice Against Computers?

Author: blass uri

Date: 11:27:03 01/03/00

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On January 03, 2000 at 11:04:21, Fernando Villegas wrote:

>That's right. In my country probably only one or two players -GM Ivan Morovic
>and maybe IM Rodrigo Vásquez- could hold a game againts any of the current top
>programs. The rest of the current strong players crop here would be wiped off
>the board. Surely the same happens in many countries. It is unbearable for
>normal human egoes. It is neccesary to be, like us, enthusiastic CC fans to
>overcome that feeling of impotence and even get a kick to be kicked in the ass
>one time after another.  I am what in USA call an "expert" chess player, with a
>cup won in a tournament, and yet I have no chance even at slow ryhtms of play
>like those I like. My only uncertainty when I begin to play a program is if i am
>going to be killed in 25 movements -a pawn lost is for me enough to resign- or
>in 45.

I saw many cases when program could not win and even lost inspite of one pawn
advanatge in comp-comp games.

I understand that your chances are small after a pawn loss against programs but
I think that it is not enough to resign.

Uri



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