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Well, there is old TV and new TV.... old TV you watched what you were given, and I don't think that is very addictive compared to how addictive games can be Mo
by keithnz 8y ago
Well, there is old TV and new TV.... old TV you watched what you were given, and I don't think that is very addictive compared to how addictive games can be
Modern TV where you can 'binge' series, can be addictive (I've certainly ended up staying way later than intended because of an exciting series ). It seems like this is a bit more addictive than old TV.
Then there's games, which I think for many have around about the same addictiveness as Modern TV. But some seem to get incredibly addicted, with extreme cases like http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/04/01/korea.parents.starved.baby/index.html http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/04/01/korea.parent...
- Aloha 8y agoNo more addictive than not being able to put down a good book.
- keithnz 8y agothing is, books end. For a long time, most games end. But now there are lots of games that are reptitive play games. They don't end. Books also don't tend to have the same andrenilin rush, there are no time contraints, no other people. I think books are very different and don't seem to lead to the same level of problems as gaming does.