You play games, discover interesting moves, and then this happens: two moves, which lead (with order–different sequences of the moves) the exactly same position, are marked as entirely different. One is a "good move" (+1.89), and another for "best". Hm, hm... Computer thinks different from us.
These should be, however, equal moved, if they are "logically" equal. A single point why could they be different is, expectably, that "one sequence may be harder seen"... But is it, at this case?
. Ty for attention.
On the computer's logic, and Person's logic.
You play games, discover interesting moves, and then this happens: two moves, which lead (with order–different sequences of the moves) the exactly same position, are marked as entirely different. One is a "good move" (+1.89), and another for "best". Hm, hm... Computer thinks different from us.
These should be, however, equal moved, if they are "logically" equal. A single point why could they be different is, expectably, that "one sequence may be harder seen"... But is it, at this case?