Exactly. And it is the "highly unlikely strategy" bit that can be tailored to your specific opponent, opening a whole new can of research worms. Even in Go. Fo

Exactly. And it is the "highly unlikely strategy" bit that can be tailored to your specific opponent, opening a whole new can of research worms. Even in Go. For wodenokoto: you can read more complexity and the difference between "theoretical perfection" vs "practical execution" here [1] (especially the Scott Aaronson’s essay linked there). [1] http://rare-technologies.com/go_games_life/ http://rare-technologies.com/go_games_life/