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Let me start this article with a story I heard listening to a presentation by Ricardo Semler: Gary Kasparov, the chess grandmaster, played a computer nicknamed “Deep Thought” sometime in the 1980’s and he won. Deep Thought could think many moves ahead, whereas Kasparov could only think 4-5 moves ahead. So it was concluded that to beat Kasparov, a more powerful computer had to be built that could…