Not one to pick however that chess analogy ending isn't actually written in stone, it still requires the 'winning ' player to play each of those 7 moves correctly - any wrong move 'loses' that advantage/ win.
Not one to pick however that chess analogy ending isn't actually written in stone, it still requires the 'winning ' player to play each of those 7 moves correctly - any wrong move 'loses' that advantage/ win.
That's very true. But I believe that were dealing with Whie Hat and Black Hat Super Computers, running on Nano Tech that's about 100,000 times faster than anything we can buy.
That's very true.
But I believe that were dealing with Whie Hat and Black Hat Super Computers, running on Nano Tech that's about 100,000 times faster than anything we can buy.
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