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These stories come out all the time in history. First books, then radio, then tv, then video games, now screens. Surely there are some translational or longit
by sjg007 8y ago
These stories come out all the time in history. First books, then radio, then tv, then video games, now screens. Surely there are some translational or longitudal analyses to see what effect these “distractions” have on “success”.
- Dirlewanger 8y agoThat's very true. One has to be weary of going too neo-Luddite, but at the same time, I don't think books and TV (on a mass scale anyway) caused kids to have less sex and skyrocket their depression and suicide rates.
- ams6110 8y ago> I don't think books and TV (on a mass scale anyway) caused kids to have less sex and skyrocket their depression and suicide rates. Um, do we know that? Especially about TV?