[computer-go] .. if Monte-Carlo programs would play infinitestrong

[Chrilly]

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From: "Don Dailey" <drdailey at cox.net>
To: "computer-go" <computer-go at computer-go.org>
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 6:59 PM
Subject: Re: [computer-go] .. if Monte-Carlo programs would play 
infinitestrong


>A good point to consider - is "God" actively trying to confuse his
> opponent and complicate things, or is he simply playing objectively best
> moves?
>
> - Don
>
I have written to attached article about this topic. Unfortunately is my 
English not good enough to translate it. And even more unfortunately are 
there only a few people around which speak German as a foreign language. 
They could e.g. read Goethe, Schiller and my articles. I concluded from the 
bible, especially the Genesis, that God would play much more "nasty" than a 
32-piece-database. E.g, he would setup traps. The practical ideas are from a 
masters-thesis of the swiss IM Forster. How could one use more efficiently 
superior or perfect knowledge.
Only some minor points of this thesis are implemented in Hydra.

Chrilly
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