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Comment #37420683
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Comment #32953042
If there are three or four good moves of approximately equal strength in a position, then it just isn't a position where someone at grandmaster level needs to cheat or benefits fro…
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Comment #32952928
Regan's analysis works, in part, the way you suggest is better. He looks for tricky moves with non-obvious consequences and looks at one's success rate in those. For the Niemann-Ca…
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Comment #32951975
Regan claims that if you consult the computer just three times during a game, he will catch you after three games. If you consult just once, it gets a lot harder.
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Comment #32951933
Regan's analysis is a good deal more detailed than that. He claims that if you check the computer just three times a game, he is going to catch you within three games. Now, if you …
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Comment #27962591
Hikaru was making six figures before he ever took up streaming. He was sponsored by Red Bull back then.
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Comment #27475472
A universal theory is not the same thing as universal advice. What would one universally do just because one knows the universal theory? ...Now that you bring it up, the OP is offe…
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Comment #27418067
The overriding concern of the constitution is that the federal government not tromp all over the rights of the States. It would not be reasonable for the constitution to have provi…
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Comment #26630960
Have you ever watched a press conference after a sports game and the losing coach is convinced that all the calls went against his team? And then the other coach gets up and starts…
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Comment #25929047
If they are using the money saved on taxes to sell their products cheaper, then it is not themselves (only) that they are enriching thereby, but (also) you and I and everyone else …
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Comment #25924164
I think you are getting this wrong. The problem is not all the inexpert persons styling themselves as "independent journalists", the problem is all the inexpert persons who think t…
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Comment #25517750
Sperm count. It has been dropping precipitously over the handful of decades. Many men are already infertile and if the sperm count continues to fall at the rate it has been, most w…
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Comment #25390242
This is an entirely different idea. Banning inheritance makes corporations even more powerful, as they can increase their wealth from one generation to another and families cannot.…
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Comment #24931163
It seems to me that the two-party system in the United States is, practically speaking, the same thing. Within each major party there are smaller caucuses, such as the Freedom Cauc…
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Comment #24880267
Do you have a source on your claim that Swedes have changed their behavior?
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Comment #24489107
Passing wealth on to one's children is natural. It has been practiced time immemorial. The Jewish faith is predicated on the idea that promises made to Abraham can be fulfilled by …
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Comment #24367108
This article gets into that: https://www.outsideonline.com/2380751/sunscreen-sun-exposure... Short excerpt: People don’t realize this because several different diseases are lumped …
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Comment #23491086
I live just a couple miles from town and have no cell phone service at my house. And it isn't even down in a valley. Forget LTE; cell service in general is really spotty in this re…
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Comment #23489139
Today, sure, using a van would be much more efficient. But this is probably a way to test and improve the technology, working towards making it more efficient than a van. More impo…
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Comment #23428266
This could just be a coincidence. There are multiple people in the thread claiming they set their password to the same thing and have suffered no consequences.
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Comment #23379999
If one wants to figure out how your question could be answered, I think the question to ask oneself is, would someone from the 19th or 18th century think we have more or less regar…
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Comment #23353682
Offensive to whom? By definition, a conservative has a bias towards keeping things as they have been. As such, we should expect a conservative's sensibilities to be more along the …
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