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Carlsen's acting with strong compulsion that Niemann is a cheater. Withdrawing from a round-robin and losing a game on purpose are quite strong indications of
by rgoulter 4y ago
Carlsen's acting with strong compulsion that Niemann is a cheater.
Withdrawing from a round-robin and losing a game on purpose are quite strong indications of this.
It's obviously a bad situation for the chess world. ... But, I think if you strongly believe cheating is going on without being addressed, protest seems an entirely understandable.
- roflyear 4y agoThat still does not mean what he's doing is the right thing to do.
- return_to_monke 4y agoYes! This isn't the middle ages anymore. To accuse someone, you'd imagine that they would actually lie up evidence that he is cheating. This seems like a weird witch hunt.
- LodeOfCode 4y agoNit: the literal witch hunts were mostly after the end of the middle ages
- return_to_monke 4y agoTrue! Didn't consider that. New age doesn't sound that cool tho.