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Good research. But you shouldn’t be so harsh on boys that are “addicted” - maybe it’s their way to escape reality. It might be that they need help 

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Good research. But you shouldn’t be so harsh on boys that are “addicted” - maybe it’s their way to escape reality. It might be that they need help 

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I don't think that video games are the main problem in this situation. Games can help to deal with stress and spend some time in your own world. Yeah, students spend to much time in games, but sometimes teachers can try to turn their lessons in a game to make youngsters be more interested and not skip school

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I'd rather listen to a scientist than a blogger. I prefer to know the opinion of a professional.

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Gaming can affect on studying, but we shouldn’t blame game industry for that. That’s only on teenagers conscience 🤷‍♀️

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At parts, I agree with your observation. But it is unnecessary to be so harsh on young boys, especially since it's usual for them to be so interested in games in their developmental years. It's okay to ask them to not be that occupied with gaming and indulge in other, more productive, activities, but you should keep in mind that they're just teenage boys that want to have fun.

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some of the statements are true, i agree with how bad video games can affect student’s education but it’s not the main problem…. i think. gaming definitely has some benefits

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I completely agree with the author and I think that the problem of addiction on games should really be fought. I personally was addicted to games and I know people who, after many years, could not get out of it. It affects their lives a lot, so it's a real generational problem.

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I'm sorry, but maybe the lessons aren’t interesting enough, so the children are willing to sacrifice them…

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I agree with the post. I think that the problem of addiction to computer games is very relevant at the moment. I have a lot of friends who have no plans for life or interests other than games. It also affects their health, they forget to eat or sleep while sitting at the monitor. It seems to me that this is the same addiction as alcohol or smoking.

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I don't think that girls do better at school, as this fact depends only on the personality, but not on the gender

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The gamification is a modern way to improve the learning process, but it's quite situational. As for me, it’s better for the young student.

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Spending time at the computer is, in principle, quite traumatic for health, for example, for the back and eyes, so not only playing computer games harms a person. The time spent at the computer should be monitored

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I think gaming is really big problem our generation because Some people can't tell the difference between reality and a game.

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COMPUTERS MAKES US STUPED!!!

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Compucters *

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Cumpoopers

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I don't like this blog post, we should play computer games 24/7

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Too long, didn't read.

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U think really categorical, sometimes games can help people, sometimes the wont

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You should delete this post!!! I really need to do my job as a gay designer!!

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Blaming AI has more views. Go there.

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100% Agree I would rather ride a bike and talk with goats.

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I totally disagree with the word "addicts" used in the text. Game addiction is a disorder, that makes people forget about their daily life, completely all basic stuff. But the arguments that author gave aren't related to we word "addiction" at all.

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Video games isn’t the problem, the main problem is that people cannot control themselves. Moreover, overtime we learn how to manage our time and try to not repeat our mistakes.
Video games are indeed addictive but honestly it’s usually worth it.
People are forgetting that a game is just like an art or a movie. People to tend be against video games but don’t mind films and series that are also addictive. Hypocrisy🙄