Do CC players play like engines?

Originally posted by !~TONY~!
Anyway, I'm done with your juvenile games, this is officially my last post responding to this half wit.

A half? You're far too generous.

Originally posted by Gatecrasher
A half? You're far too generous.

Probably true. I was trying to be nice and let him down easy, he thinks he's an intellectual. 😀

Originally posted by Kepler
I wasn't the one making the suggestion.

Here's the replay...

- an RHP player's games become the subject of analysis
- there is mention of what an OTB GM's match up would be, for purposes of comparison
- some people mention Capablanca and Morphy out of curiosity
- I then say that I think a top CC player would be more like an engine than a top OTB GM
- people then wrongly interpret this as "CC players play like engines"

Originally posted by Varenka
Here's the replay...

- an RHP player's games become the subject of analysis
- there is mention of what an OTB GM's match up would be, for purposes of comparison
- some people mention Capablanca and Morphy out of curiosity
- I then say that I think a top CC player would be more like an engine than a top OTB GM
- people then wrongly interpret this as "CC players play like engines"

That's about how I remember it. I'll have to try an OTB GM sometime and see if Berliner matches more or less.

Originally posted by Kepler
That's about how I remember it. I'll have to try an OTB GM sometime and see if Berliner matches more or less.

Just out of interest, have you read this....

http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=3455

There's a link to the initial PDF paper.

Originally posted by Varenka
Just out of interest, have you read this....

http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=3455

There's a link to the initial PDF paper.

I hadn't but I will now. Thanks.

Originally posted by !~TONY~!
This parameter applies solely to moves after theory ends.

Of so you imply. Show me this theory, where it starts and where it ends. Thread 97179 and this "scientific" pseudo-babble is quite amazing and entertaining, i must say.

Originally posted by Phlabibit
Do you have results you could post someplace online, your hard work is a good 'control' for anyone running numbers with an engine.

P-

I would second this opinion.