game over: kasparov vs the machine film

[AlanLlewellyn]

i have told the truth it was fischer without assistance of any kind. Fischers actual periods of play were different from the image to protect him, also his games were got to from different openings also to protect him.

thats why the russian death squads sent to kill him couldnt find him

[AlanLlewellyn]

the other thing keeping fischer from the public eye is also who he actually is, because he is someone even more important in the world than a chess player

[AlanLlewellyn]

i am not blaspheming i am not saying he is the second coming or anything rediculous like that but in the scheme of things he is significant

[Stephen Westmoreland]

Alan. Please enough! Do you have someone to talk to?

[David Stott]

i am not blaspheming i am not saying he is the second coming or anything rediculous like that but in the scheme of things he is significant

It looks as though Alan is having another of his weird episodes.

[AlanLlewellyn]

i told you for some reason people dont like the truth

[Matt Bridgeman]

This endless s**t is dragging the Forum down. Maybe the kind idea could be followed through - keep in one 'special' thread?

[AlanLlewellyn]

matt someone asked me for what i know, i answered, it sounding like a load of crazy dribblings-lets forget it

[Joey Stewart]

Looking back on the match, it is amusingly ironic that Kasparov accused them of cheating by using a human instead of an engine - I imagine that will be the last time in chess history anyone will need to make that particular accusation.

Although they refused to allow it to be analysed afterwards, I think the general impression most players had was that deep blue was not an obscenely strong programme, 20 years ahead of the current 90s technology but more that they just rigged it up with an incredibly good processor which was miles faster then anything else and it was that which gave the evil machine it's advantage.

[AlanLlewellyn]

thanks joey, i knew nothing of the controversy at the time

[AlanLlewellyn]

i recently talked to someone on icc who claimed they were kasparov and he was still going on about deep blue.

[Ian Thompson]

Although they refused to allow it to be analysed afterwards, I think the general impression most players had was that deep blue was not an obscenely strong programme, 20 years ahead of the current 90s technology but more that they just rigged it up with an incredibly good processor which was miles faster then anything else and it was that which gave the evil machine it's advantage.

Yes. According to IBM - "Deep Blue was a combination of special purpose hardware and software with an IBM RS/6000 SP2 -- a system capable of examining 200 million moves per second, or 50 billion positions, in the three minutes allocated for a single move in a chess game."

[John Upham]

Alan
Please stop bombarding this forum with all your nonsense

John,

The fundamental problem is that AL does not realise his posts are nonsensical. To him they all makes perfect sense.

We all need to bear that in mind.

Mind you, the Einstein comment did make me laugh out loud so sometimes AL does brighten up my day.

[Carl Hibbard]

Alan Llewellyn has now been removed from the forum after receiving his third and final warning for posting utter nonsense.