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None said to replace human interaction completely. On the contrary, the examples given by the author includes plenty of human interaction, with fellow players a
by unnouinceput 6y ago
None said to replace human interaction completely. On the contrary, the examples given by the author includes plenty of human interaction, with fellow players and teachers alike.
The point of the article is to give games and software more "room" opposed to what's right now in education, meaning only boring teachers that will simply go through their lessons without a sliver of passion.