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EZoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > Nick wrote: > > (context snipped by EZoto; please read my earlier post in this thread) > > As far as I know, Karpov did *not* say to Petrosian: > > "I am certain that I made no errors in the game that I just lost to you. > > Hence, that's evidence that chess should be a forced win for White." > > Karpov asked ( begged ) Petrosian to show him his mistake. > He didn't know what he did wrong. What is so unusual about that? I did *not* write or imply that it was 'so unusual' for a chess game's loser (Karpov) to ask its winner (Petrosian) for that explanation. Unfortunately, misreading what I have written hardly seems 'so unusual' here. --Nick
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