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So, have video games helped you live in a more fulfulling way? One that is less dependent on novelty, consumption, and the accumulation of wealth or property? If not, do you think they can?
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"So, have video games helped you live in a more fulfulling way? One that is less dependent on novelty, consumption, and the accumulation of wealth or property? If not, do you think they can?"
In my opinion, in ways yes, in ways no. Yes, because I haven't felt dependent on those things because I haven't felt the NEED to be dependent on those things, mainly because games do ease that "need" for those dependencies. I also say no because in some games they flat out, or subliminally make you feel those dependencies while playing the game, and in some cases that need requires real money which in turn makes you hate that you didn't pursue the dependency of wealth and/or power. It's in ways a double edged sword.
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ty and yes
as with any hobby has the potential to be video games have helped bond me with members of my family. some of my fondest memories involve playing them with my dad as a kid, and now as a dad with my kids. though i would say it more the intentions and the use of them rather than the things themselves.
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Thanks NPG. Enjoyed reading your family anecdote!
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thank you and yes games can help you.
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Awesome giveaway, thank you very much and happy thanksgiving!
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