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To: TobagoJack who wrote (58011)	11/16/2009 10:43:27 PM
From: Maurice Winn	4 Recommendations Read Replies (3) of 217573

Aerial and submarine devices seem likely to be more valuable than monster stacks of steel [whether floating, flying, submarine or on wheels] which were excellent for attacking Polish troops on horseback and zooming over the top of Iraqis in trenches and attacking ocean-going cargo carriers and like-minded ships. From the article you linked, Go computer players are progressing very nicely and akin to earlier attempts at chess though there are qualitative differences. I have heard of Go and understand it's a sport equivalent to building walls [as they do in China] during down-time from carting life-sized rocks into position to capture and protect territory. Go obviously originated about the time of the Great Wall of China being built when such walls were a big deal. Walls are still very popular in China. CDMA/OFDM signals are relatively unimpeded by such walls. Especially those emanating from satellites. Mqurice

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