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What will be the impact of chess being solved?
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To West Virginia. Sing out.
I believe the song stated "almost heaven." I don't think there was any mention of Nirvana.
Maybe Nirvana covered that godawful song, though?
Ziryab wrote:
Non-existence is without impact. On the other hand, it may be Nirvana.
John Denver, on the other hand, was not without impact.
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TheGrobe wrote:
Ziryab wrote:
Non-existence is without impact. On the other hand, it may be Nirvana.
John Denver, on the other hand, was not without impact.
This statement saddened me, as it did in 1997.
bigpoison wrote:
Maybe Nirvana covered that godawful song, though?
Hey, that was a great song, you Holden hater you!
Ziryab wrote:
Non-existence is without impact. On the other hand, it may be Nirvana.
This statement is so beautiful that I am now in favor of Nirvana being renamed "Ziryaba" (oh yeah, and I liked the "impact" joke too). 
AndyClifton wrote:
Ziryab wrote:
Non-existence is without impact. On the other hand, it may be Nirvana.
This statement is so beautiful that I am now in favor of Nirvana being renamed "Ziryaba" (oh yeah, and I liked the "impact" joke too).
Most Westerners have no idea what Nirvana is, since their minds are so used to putting everything into categories. The fact that our culture is so self-centered is also of no help. Buddhism's focus is on experience, and not so much on esoteric knowledge.
Did they solve chess?
Your analysis of Master's games, maybe?
Only if you're going to solve it.
chess will never be solved until we discover what the problem is.
That is certainly a beautiful point, beautifully stated.
All of us (different ages) argued about the same topic.
So it would appear on the surface, but there was a subtext you may have missed....