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The education system, as always, sends the signal that should be received with great suspicion and scrutiny. Here the case is slightly more complex: any game
by juskrey 6y ago
The education system, as always, sends the signal that should be received with great suspicion and scrutiny.
Here the case is slightly more complex: any game, however rich, is a closed system with predictable outcomes, while real life is all about choosing opaque options, rarely obvious.
Academia likes and itself all about first type: actually it is just another computer game, especially with recent remote/online movement. Surviving in real life situation like that, is nowhere near the computer game, but quite the opposite.
- dreen 6y agoI think you're missing the point. That game doesn't teach you anything about survival nor does it aim to, I think. It's more like a book about the people who go through some hardship, you read about how they cope and maybe learn a lesson applicable in everyday life. That is the point with some narrative literature in the first place.