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Who decides what's useful and not? Perhaps the future will adapt to exploit the skills of gamers and those who never pursued these "fake" achievements will be u
by tybris 17y ago
Who decides what's useful and not? Perhaps the future will adapt to exploit the skills of gamers and those who never pursued these "fake" achievements will be useless. I'm not a gamer, but I could think of a number of ways how to make humans solve relevant tasks through games.
- te_platt 17y agoYou do. The author is calling on you to asses what you choose to achieve.
- raganwald 17y agoNormally spelling corrections are somewhere around Argument Level -1, but I just wanted to point out that when you wrote: "The author is calling on you to asses what you choose to achieve." I read it at a glance as The author is calling on you asses to choose what you want to achieve. A moment later I understood you meant assess, and while the two statements mean much the same thing, the one I misread is far more memorable :-)
- te_platt 17y agoThat's funny. It's pretty sad when a spelling mistake improves my writing.