re: Robert H. Lustig's
"The Hacking of the American Mind"
"The Hacking of the American Mind"
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Quote> You don't consider gaming a hobby?
> I see it as a secular activity that has little application elsewhere. The skills or connections you build end when you turn off the console. I'm looking for something more concrete.
> I disagree. If you played starcraft, you would learn coordination, resource management, time management, multitasking. If you played RPGs, it would teach you new words that you wouldn't otherwise see. But yeah judge them all you want. "Secular."