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What Would Happen To Chess, If Chess Engines Never Existed?
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Interesting question.
yes
CannedAsparagus wrote:
Everything would stay the same; the strong defeat the weak.
No, the strong won't be as strong and it will take longer for the weak to improve or become the strong.
ChesswithNickolay wrote:
CannedAsparagus wrote:
Everything would stay the same; the strong defeat the weak.
No, the strong won't be as strong and it will take longer for the weak to improve or become the strong.
yes
ChesswithNickolay wrote:
CannedAsparagus wrote:
Everything would stay the same; the strong defeat the weak.
No, the strong won't be as strong and it will take longer for the weak to improve or become the strong.
...and the strong would still defeat the weak.
We might even see a Neo-Hyper Modern-Advanced Classical school of thought.
idk lol
Chess would be more creative and more exciting.
Gomer_Pyle wrote:
ChesswithNickolay wrote:
CannedAsparagus wrote:
Everything would stay the same; the strong defeat the weak.
No, the strong won't be as strong and it will take longer for the weak to improve or become the strong.
...and the strong would still defeat the weak.
We might even see a Neo-Hyper Modern-Advanced Classical school of thought.
Yes, but it does change.
We wouldn’t be able to estimate the strength of players. There would be no ratings
A certain C club would never be formed.
Anonymous_Chess_Warrior wrote:
We wouldn’t be able to estimate the strength of players. There would be no ratings
Who are you, 6? Before engines, ratings existed and were accurate.
ChesswithNickolay wrote:
Anonymous_Chess_Warrior wrote:
We wouldn’t be able to estimate the strength of players. There would be no ratings
Who are you, 6? Before engines, ratings existed and were accurate.
"Who are you, 6?" I don't think your response to "Who are you" is 13.
lol I'm 12
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