Quote by Henry J. Byron

Life's too short for chess.

Life's too short for chess.

Summary

This quote suggests that life is too brief and fleeting to spend it indulging in strategic games like chess. It implies that one should not focus on activities that may consume a significant amount of time and mental energy, but instead prioritize engaging in more meaningful or enjoyable pursuits. It encourages individuals to make the most of their limited time on Earth by pursuing experiences that bring them joy and fulfillment, rather than getting caught up in intricate and time-consuming endeavors.

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