Michael Regilio
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2,071 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 12 Jul
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And that's a terrible lesson.
But video games don't care if you're crying.
You lost.
deal with it, kid.
No, of course not.
And that's another excellent point.
And
And all these points, the pros and the cons, it's all making me start to think that by inventing a super futuristic thinking machine and then trying to live with it is going to be kind of complex.
Your instinct, I think, is a good one because Dr. Cowart says that even shooter games can be good for honing visual perception skills and improving frustration tolerance.
She also points out that this is how a lot of kids hang out and decompress in the 21st century.
And when you look at the research over the last 50 years, the overall impact of video games on players tends to be more positive than negative, even for games like Call of Duty.
Yeah.
Well, according to Dr. Cowart, the research does not support a causal connection between video games and real-world violence.
She argues that the fear of social atrophy, the idea that gaming makes kids unable to socialize in the real world, is not supported by the data either.
In fact, she says that kids who play video games are often learning 21st century social skills.
People increasingly have to communicate with fewer nonverbal cues, and gamers get a lot of practice doing that.
Well, look, that was for babies, which is why you keep the kids away from screens.
But the stone cold reality is that this is the 21st century and these kids have to live in it.
So I see her point.
Kids are developing skills the previous generations just didn't need.
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