> Then something else is wrong. That's not a normal behavior that healthy people do, it's a symptom of some other problem in their life. Not really... games ar

> Then something else is wrong. That's not a normal behavior that healthy people do, it's a symptom of some other problem in their life. Not really... games are designed to be incredibly addictive, can be social activities and have much lower physical consequences/withdrawals from misuse. Don't find Rat-Park as a convincing explanation for why high schools boys might prefer Fortnite to Zoom Class.