David Chudzicki on 31 May 2001 19:44:11 -0000 |
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Re: spoon-discuss: Objection |
Dave C.
Yes. If I _really_ wanted to delay your becoming a player I would have to submit an RFJ claiming that you are not capable of passing the turing test and therefore can't qualify. I doubt that that is the case, but it might make for some interesting wrangles. I think it would be easier just to nix the rule that gives extra points to the bank to prevent the extra win. poulenc On Sat, 26 May 2001, David Chudzicki wrote:> Well, uhh, no, I'm afraid it wont be easy to demonstrate the ability. But it > makes no difference...the Turing Test thing has no significance - he could > object on no basis at all, if we wants. His real reason for objecting, of > course, is to prevent the bank from getting 500 pts at this crucial point in > the game. When that's resolved, I'm sure he'll no longer have his "turing> test" objection. Of course, there's no need to answer an objection. My> motion can be voted on at the next voting period (consent is not necessary> to pass it - that's just one way). > Dave C. >> >Assuming these objections will be raised once again after the motion is in > >fact recognized, does anyone have any clever ideas on how our new player> >can demonstrate eir ability to pass the Turing test? > > > >...dave > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > >
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