why does chess exist???
Now now be nice. We're all here for attention. It's actually a philosophical question. Why does anything exists? I posit, because it does. But also because chess is challenging and we love a good challenge.
says a kid who spams 5 posts in a row.
People need to stop thinking there always has to be some deep philosophical meaning behind every little thing that exists. Some things are just there for fun, and there's no harm in that.
People are out here trying to sound all intellectual by questioning all these details that don't matter. Play the game or don't, nobody cares.
Oh, I just watched a nice Ted Video about it. Let me link it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeB-1F-UKO0
I agree with that, same as the "origin of the universe" obsession in some people. It's a waste of time to endlessly contemplate such stuff. I would support banning philosophy in high school and college courses, it is unhealthy for the mind.
Your just all pissy because you're blocked from that thread along with a few other threads you'll never be on again.
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It is a popular mind game!! Its not the mind game of kings or a mind campus game of rich people or the rat bat riddle of the witchgod!!
I agree with that, same as the "origin of the universe" obsession in some people. It's a waste of time to endlessly contemplate such stuff. I would support banning philosophy in high school and college courses, it is unhealthy for the mind.
Agreed, like just live life bruh
You might want to consider that the electronic device you are so aimlessly typing on was developed by uncountable numbers of people who did more than just "live life bruh".
You might want to consider that the electronic device you are so aimlessly typing on was developed by uncountable numbers of people who did more than just "live life bruh".
Ok fair, but at least they used their minds to do something useful and practical, not something abstract and useless.
You might want to consider that the electronic device you are so aimlessly typing on was developed by uncountable numbers of people who did more than just "live life bruh".
Ok fair, but at least they used their minds to do something useful and practical, not something abstract and useless.
That would be wrong minded again. Pure science, that is the study of things for the sake of learning rather than focused on anything specific, is why you might get to live until 90 or more rather than die at 50 like 150 years ago.