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While agreeing with your general principle, I think you're being unfair. Two hours a day, every day, is a lot of time. I barely watch television and still, if
by jen729w 6y ago
While agreeing with your general principle, I think you're being unfair.
Two hours a day, every day, is a lot of time. I barely watch television and still, if you asked me to find two more hours every day I'd tell you that you were crazy.
I already have hobbies. I relax. I spend time with my partner. I sleep, I cook, I work, I walk.
I do not find myself with two hours that I don't know what to do with, and I'd challenge you to find someone that does.
- globular-toast 6y agoWait, do you think the OP has somehow discovered a 26 hour day? Everyone gets 24 hours. Take off about 8 hours for sleeping. That's what you have to play with. How you choose to divide that up is up to you but it's always used in full, no matter how you choose to use it. In this day and age the amount of time you need to dedicate to just surviving is close to zero. It's your choice to work more and not have enough time to play chess.
- karatinversion 6y agoEvery hour ends up going to something. To make space for something new, something else always has to go.