Well, that's the ideology behind mirror matches, as I understand it. The less randomness in a mirror match, the closer it is to chess, the better.
This position doesn't need to be argued; it's self-evident to me and doesn't require proof.
You can disagree with it, but that would be like arguing about "God in heaven or Allah." In other words, if someone wants to preach a different ideology, let them do it in their own tournaments.
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