you are cool brah
The choice between playing the computer and a real live person
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#24
Did you see my interview today. Billion tactic boy and I had a real moment today on chess.com. At least that forum will bring joy what is your comment doing. Positivity.
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#25
positivity is the best therapy and guess what it is free oprah and richie do it. Thats why the look so young
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#26
The pursuit of happiness is real this is not simple. And you want to know a secret do you know what happiness is not fame or riches, but to find meaning in one's life. That is true happiness.
turak1 wrote:
letsgohome wrote:
no , but through experience we clarify our humanity or purpose
Chess is not a life experience
Chess does not clarify your humanity
In fact I seriously doubt whether any of you chess freaks have any humanity at all: I've never met a chess freak who had one ounce of humanity. They were all mental midgets with no girlfriend and no life except distraction:: which is what chess is.
I had to sell my soul to the devil when I signed up for the site ... I thought everyone did???
turak1 wrote:
letsgohome wrote:
the player has emotion brah and can feel the power of each move. The resonation of defeat introspective formulates a transubstantiation of a convulation of mind/body and soul to better oneself. The computer is devoid of that transpiration of 2 beings battling through attrition to improve one's humanity and the enormity of existential beyond the two beings. Amen my brahs and good luck in this journey of withheld permissions in which we must strive for absolute vicory
No: you must strive for humanity: not for competition
competition is not humanity
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#29
This is basic logic brah not all asepct of humanity is competition. But all competition is humanity. Have you ever done an IQ test where a question if all x's are y's and if all t's are b's then is all e's q's. This is the same logic then. you are so cool brah. how can i get like you
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#30
letsgohome wrote:
the player has emotion brah and can feel the power of each move. The resonation of defeat introspective formulates a transubstantiation of a convulation of mind/body and soul to better oneself. The computer is devoid of that transpiration of 2 beings battling through attrition to improve one's humanity and the enormity of existential beyond the two beings. Amen my brahs and good luck in this journey of withheld permissions in which we must strive for absolute vicory
this is deep stuff brah. Really profound and poignantly stated.
computers are boring to play, but if it is all you can do then how else can you play chess
letsgohome wrote:
whoever can explain thsi quote will get a trophy from me
i don't want a trophy
Nov 6, 2013
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#36
"nanotechnology is here" - that doesn't really affect whether or not computers can learn, that just is the width of the transistor. Artificial intelligence is the realm of technology which would enable "learning."
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#37
letsgohome wrote:
the player has emotion brah and can feel the power of each move. The resonation of defeat introspective formulates a transubstantiation of a convulation of mind/body and soul to better oneself. The computer is devoid of that transpiration of 2 beings battling through attrition to improve one's humanity and the enormity of existential beyond the two beings. Amen my brahs and good luck in this journey of withheld permissions in which we must strive for absolute vicory
This link puts this whole quote into perspective http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/upcoming-chess-player--interview-chess-discussion
Nov 6, 2013
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#38
Personally, I play against both. The computer kicks my ass of course. But I still learn from it. Mostly what NOT to do in an opening. By the middle game it's pretty much over. But every day I try to play at least once against a different engine. I also play against people, on here and other places. Playing against people is fun. Playing against Gull, or Houdini, or Stockfish is training.
Chess is a game played between two persons whose objective is to check mate the opponents King.
Nov 6, 2013
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#40
turak1 wrote:
letsgohome wrote:
no , but through experience we clarify our humanity or purpose
Chess is not a life experience
Chess does not clarify your humanity
In fact I seriously doubt whether any of you chess freaks have any humanity at all: I've never met a chess freak who had one ounce of humanity. They were all mental midgets with no girlfriend and no life except distraction:: which is what chess is.
What are you doing on a chess site if you despise the game and those that play it so much? Making such sweeping statements about others humanity is ludicrous and shows a serious lack of intelligence.
who si the mental midget, you dont even understand the nuances of my quote. So, i guessing you are the coolest guy in the world