> The offer is supposed to help him prove he did not cheat when he beat Magnus Carlsen, the world's top-ranked chess player, in a tournament last week.
How would such a spectacle prove he didn't cheat, unless they also persuaded Magnus to play as his opponent?
Instead they should try to prove that he did cheat, by offering the $1M to another GM (someone higher rated than Niemann) to play against a nude model with no chess experience but who had been trained to use the method that some have proposed.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 15.4 ms ] threadHow would such a spectacle prove he didn't cheat, unless they also persuaded Magnus to play as his opponent?
Instead they should try to prove that he did cheat, by offering the $1M to another GM (someone higher rated than Niemann) to play against a nude model with no chess experience but who had been trained to use the method that some have proposed.