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There are two possibilities. Either Hans Niemann cheated, or he didn't. If he cheated, we will never know, unless he confesses. If he didn't cheat, it would be
by Victerius 4y ago
There are two possibilities. Either Hans Niemann cheated, or he didn't. If he cheated, we will never know, unless he confesses. If he didn't cheat, it would be humiliating for Carlsen.
In any case, chess tournaments need to increase their security to make even the mere appearance of cheating impossible.
- stephc_int13 4y ago>There are two possibilities. Either Hans Niemann cheated, or he didn't. Yeah, sure, but in this case, any player could cheat, not only Hans. Magnus could have been cheating during all those years...
- dawsmik 4y agoThere are two possibilities. Either Hans Niemann cheated AGAIN, or he didn't.
- rowanG077 4y agoWhy are you repeating what the person you replied to said?
- threatofrain 4y agoOne person is talking about how accusations which affect credibility ought to be handled. The other person is noting that credibility has already been damaged by prior to this event.
- elteto 4y agoHe is updating his Bayesian priors.
- hn92726819 4y ago> There are two possibilities ... Wrong. Carlsen could have resigned in protest of the player and the current game doesn't matter.