You mean the guy that doesnt play chess?
Is 2100?
Claims to be the strongest players in the world? See #'s 1-2
Claims to be able to beat the strongest chess egines with no proof?
Will not play anyone because humans are to weak, including GM's?
Never heard of em...
You mean the guy that doesnt play chess?
Is 2100?
Claims to be the strongest players in the world? See #'s 1-2
Claims to be able to beat the strongest chess egines with no proof?
Will not play anyone because humans are to weak, including GM's?
Never heard of em...
Me neither.
(Bump-de-bump...)
I like post number 2. FishEyedFools, have you ever watched the 1965 series "Get Smart"? In that series Maxwell Smart has a similar comment when a Kaos agent is being questioned. Smart asks him if he has ever heard of this guy, and the agent willingly responds... Did he look like...? The one with...? and so on describing the person perfectly. When Smart answers yes, the agent quickly responds, "never heard of him."
I do not know if you saw this show, or if the joke originates from this series, or if you simply thought of this yourself, but this post parallels precisely to Get Smart.
For anyone unaware of this series, it is funny and extremely well written. This 1965 series is vastly superior to the barely related movie that recently came out, but a part of me hopes that this joke from post number 2 was inspired by this series. 
Get Smart...
Don "Missed it by THAT much" Adams...
Barbara Feldon - va va va voom. She was the real star of the show, lol
I like post number 2. FishEyedFools, have you ever watched the 1965 series "Get Smart"? In that series Maxwell Smart has a similar comment when a Kaos agent is being questioned. Smart asks him if he has ever heard of this guy, and the agent willingly responds... Did he look like...? The one with...? and so on describing the person perfectly. When Smart answers yes, the agent quickly responds, "never heard of him."
I do not know if you saw this show, or if the joke originates from this series, or if you simply thought of this yourself, but this post parallels precisely to Get Smart.
For anyone unaware of this series, it is funny and extremely well written. This 1965 series is vastly superior to the barely related movie that recently came out, but a part of me hopes that this joke from post number 2 was inspired by this series.
Never was a fan of that show.
But he revolutionized the art of imaginary chess, beating engines without actually playing them
The only info my superior citizens have is that he programs chess engines and has a book. I do not see anything about those claims. Probably fake news by the West to ridicule the majestic soviet block.
Please provide links sir. I am interested in this. I may consider sending him to Siberia.
Send him to a parliament, duma, soviet or wherever politicians live and thrive. He'll feel at home among the lies.
Discuss, ad nauseum...
(Hey, what makes this thread unique is that I misspelled his name!)