A.Beautiful.Mind.Deleted.Scene.Studying.Go.Weiqi

A.Beautiful.Mind.Deleted.Scene.Studying.Go.Weiqi

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Beautiful
• Mind
• 2001
• Deleted
• Scenes
• Studying
• Go
• Weiqi

[OrbitalCyon]

@phalluses u gptta grown up to understand the movie ;)

[Romahotmetytky]

I like that scene it only lacks special effects mates.

[CrawlingAxle]

/8kQYIvPooPU

[CrawlingAxle]

The scene is not about go at all. It's about Nash walking around a go board with a deep look. It's over-dramatized; I don't think mathematicians think about things this way. They create model (on paper or on Matlab), run them, revise them, etc. If he were a philosopher, this scene would be more fitting.

[CrawlingAxle]

SDK.

[Ripouli]

@CrawlingAxle it was too much, but its close enough, imo^^

[Ripouli]

@CrawlingAxle rly? wich kyu? :D

[CrawlingAxle]

@Ripouli I play go (every day), and I found this scene boring and pointless.

[CrawlingAxle]

@AscentofTrollbane That's why they have komi.

And no, it cannot always be won by a starting player.

[amodelchucrut]

@XZohar123 go its not solved and most likely never will be. Chess has not been solved and its trillions of times less complex than go is. @ascentoftrollbane obviously doesn't play nor he knows anything about go. He was just making a point. Not too long ago, a rule was established in go to compensate for the initial advantage black gets whereas he plays first

[XZohar123]

@AscentofTrollbane In fact, it seems consensus is that it's more likely that hex can be solved, not go. Confused. Legitimately confused, not trying to start an argument.

[XZohar123]

@AscentofTrollbane I'm legitimately curious about this. Is such a flaw proven to be in the game? If so, how come we can't make computers that can beat human go players if it's mathematically "solved"