Not very insightful. If you're used to video games, you have an inherent advantage over any "new" problem that is posed in terms of a video game. Even simple t

Not very insightful. If you're used to video games, you have an inherent advantage over any "new" problem that is posed in terms of a video game. Even simple things like automatically switching your mind off because you find video games less interesting than a blackboard (which is the case for me) have to be taken into account. This is really the same as intelligence tests that make assumptions over the cultural environment.