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As seen in Douglas Adams’ masterpiece
A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy or in Isaac Asimov’s
The Last Question, computers, given enough time, might be able to solve every question. Not always will two words “Fiat Lux”  be the outcome of their research, nor the answer to life, the universe and everything, however, arguments are made that computers might technically be able to give the solution to chess problems, yet lack what a human would be able to understand: the knowledge about similar ideas shown before. No twomover ever was really solved by a computer in that way (sadly I forgot who wrote such idea many years ago, I apologize for not being able to attribute it). ....

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