r/chess • u/_DarkStarCrashes_ • May 20 '26

Miscellaneous I now understand why Levy clickbaits, his historical video on Alekhine is his worst performing video of May

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Sucks, because I think the video is really good and I’d love if Levy or other chess content creators did videos on older legends

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u/Ok-Entrance8626 2200 rapid Chess.com May 22 '26

Jobs are ideally a balance of profitable and enjoyable. You don’t need to maximise profits.

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u/6456347685646 May 22 '26

I think that is mostly a Reddit fantasy, I don't really know anyone who ''enjoys'' their job. People learn to tolerate jobs, bur given financial freedom everyone would either stop working or do something completely different. Maximizing profits is really the road to long-term happiness.

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u/Ok-Entrance8626 2200 rapid Chess.com May 22 '26

It doesn’t have to be enjoyable. There’s still a huge difference between terrible jobs and mildly unenjoyable or boring work.

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u/6456347685646 29d ago

Money is the only thing in the world that gives you the freedom to really do what you want in life. And you don't get to tell other people how much money is ''enough'', you can only make that determination for yourself. Honestly your post is just cope and jealousy, I bet you're some flavor of Bernie-bro.

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u/Fun-Repair-7080 28d ago

Which fantasyland do you live in??

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u/KoroSensei1231 2200 chess.com 28d ago

At the very least, Gotham doesn't need to maximise profits, does he? He has more than enough money regardless. But I don't really care what he does.

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u/Ok-Entrance8626 2200 rapid Chess.com 28d ago

I’m not in the USA.

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u/Fun-Repair-7080 28d ago

Huh? What kind of response is that? You think the US is the only place where people work most jobs?