Gaming 4 life

February 06, 2013 05:30
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­For gamers the computer is everything, so much so that they can even earn money through tournaments and sponsorships. Some even meet their future spouses online, but for others games can take up too much of their time and affect family life. Psychiatrists and psychologists argue whether or not the human mind can be negatively affected by games, but for many they instead serve to help bring people together.

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babouviste (unregistered) 07.02.2013 23:40

Oh, RT... Please don't help the American promoters of commercialese destroy the English language! How hard is it to write out 'for' instead of  using a '4'? This sort of thing is ubiquitous in the U.S., and it teaches young people bad language habits.
 
This is a disturbing documentary about video gaming. We seem to have an equal problem with it in the U.S., if not a worse one. Here in the U.S. we know that similar violent games as those shown in the documentary are promoted by the military to desensitize young people and promote the kind of cruelty that it considers useful for destroying nations in the interest of colonial empire. That's why it's not more discouraged by the government. There are research websites in the U.S. which expose the targeting of young minds by the military-industrial complex through the promotion of these desensitizing video games; here's the link to one such: http://www.ringnebul a.com/Oil/recruiting -children.htm

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