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Date Posted: 11:27:03 03/12/03 Wed
Author: mvd
Subject: Your argument is circular

A guy who didn't see the obvious would keep playing whether resignation was an option or not. He does not have the option based on his own ignorance. Why would he resign if he thought he still had a chance? It is not that he should resign in this instance, it is that he doesn't know any better. When two men of equal talent play and one chooses to keep playing even though he sees the obvious, this is an insult. Resigning is not. Your last statement is like saying a pilot should keep flying because he doesn't realize he is going to run out of gas. If he doesn't know, how can he truly decide?

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