CTW L FSIQ Debunk

CTW L FSIQ Debunk By HelloThere1089 This is going to be a fairly short doc. I will be debunking a feat of CTW L which is mentioned in this doc. Orthogonal Crazyhouse Chess Feat Debunk First of all let’s understand what the phrase “seeing x moves ahead” means. Magnus Carlsen, the current peak of humanity can see 15 to 20 moves ahead allegedly. Most grandmasters claim they usually see 3,4,5, or even 10 moves ahead when they are forced situations. This simply means that they see a few ways the next 3 to 20 moves can go. This is because with only 2 moves there are 400 ways a game can go. I doubt people compute 400 possible combinations before starting a game in seconds. That would be superhuman already and beyond what actual human calculators can do. I hate to use AI for this, but something is better than nothing. As you can see a 10 move game along is somewhere around 10^30 possible combinations. I doubt any human can do that. Usually when people say they “see x moves ahead” they usually mean they see a few combinations of x moves. That’s all. So at the minimum we can say they thought about x moves. The feat in question however stems from this statement in the novel: It mentions L looking hundreds of moves ahead. This would only mean that L computed at the minimum 200 moves. It is nowhere near the proposed 9.546887x10^273 computations in the doc. This would only be true if it were stated in the novel that L looked into all possible combinations of the next 100 moves. …