This is not a cheating report, and I have not filed a cheating report, because if it's somehow possible for a human to have such quick reaction times, I would not wish to subject this fabulous player to the indignity of a cheating report. It looks like this player spent a total of less than 2 seconds to play all 37 of the moves in the game. For at least three trades, on moves 12, 16, and 20, white takes only 0.04 seconds for white to capture a piece on a square that was empty before the last move. This could be a pre-move, but it makes no sense to premove in that situation because if black does not do that exact move, you're down a piece. 0.04 seconds is about the time it takes for the brain to send a signal to the hand via the spinal cord and the peripheral nerve. It does not include the time it takes for the brain to process the signal from the eyes and calculate that capturing the piece is best. After move 10, it looks like white has 56.99 seconds left, indicating that white has spent a total of 0.01 seconds on the first ten moves combined. Perhaps some ultrabullet players can let me know how it is possible to play this fast. Some of these premoves don't make a lot of sense. On moves 5-8, it seems odd to premove anything other than a capture, since that would mean free material if black captures. However, on move 9, it seems that only this time is exd5 a premove. The only move considered a blunder is move 26, and that's only because white misses a four move tactic.
I'm not here to cast doubt on this player's excellent skills. I'm just wondering from a technological and physiological perspective how it's possible to play these moves so fast, because I'd like to do that.
I'm not here to cast doubt on this player's excellent skills. I'm just wondering from a technological and physiological perspective how it's possible to play these moves so fast, because I'd like to do that.
