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      • In conclusion, while the notion that chess is a waste of time persists among some critics, the evidence overwhelmingly supports the opposite. The cognitive, emotional, and social benefits of playing chess provide a compelling argument for its value.
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  2. Oct 27, 2011 · "The ability to play chess is the sign of a gentleman. The ability to play chess well is the sign of a wasted life." Perhaps that's why Morphy abandoned chess after he turned 23 and devoted his life to a more fruitful career as a Southern lawyer, defending the slave owners against the Uncle Sam.

  3. Jun 30, 2024 · I will go from 1700-1830, then back down again, and it's not like I got drunk the night before; it is a deep mystery why I get into winning and losing streaks, but one thing always remains the same over time: my average rating (~ 1750).

  4. There is no accusation that is more guaranteed to get under a chess player’s skin than dismissing his beloved game as a ‘waste of time’, and a quick scan through any random chess blog or newsgroup will present the intrepid e-traveller with indignant rebuttals of celebrated cultural figures who dared to imply, if not explicitly state ...

  5. Mar 26, 2023 · Really consider it. Many people say they are “addicted” to chess, but you could quit if you really made up your mind to. What would you do with your newfound time? Would your life be better? Many chess players dream of quitting to pursue a higher calling, but Santiago Ramón y Cajal actually did it.

  6. The truth is that statistically this will never happen, and online Chess is a business designed around selling you the illusion that if you just fork over your credit card, their tools and courses are going to allow you to reach that goal.

  7. Simply put, a hobby is never a waste of time. We humans "waste time" all the time because it's impossible to do productive stuff all the time.

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