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It depends on what we want from our adults. And if we feel like we can demand some sort of contribution. We got to a point where we can get away with the major
by jiggywiggy 4y ago
It depends on what we want from our adults. And if we feel like we can demand some sort of contribution.
We got to a point where we can get away with the majority of our population being self-centered and living, at least part of their time, in a fantasy world as en escape from getting their life in order.
As the article claims it can be "nourishing", but nourishing for what. If you need parents, builders, engineers, philosiphers it won't make that out of them.
(im aware at least a bunch of the people who engage in this behaviour are actually contributing massively and this is their way of blowing off steam)
- JKCalhoun 4y agoI think I am growing tired of the entertainment industry seemingly solely catering to the fantasy world though. I've stopped going to see movies since the Superhero Wave began — which means for like the past decade or more. I have to go back to earlier eras in film to find what I would call "adult" films (at the risk of enraging a number of people). Hey, I love LEGO, like building plastic models of space ships, all of that. But I like some vegetables in my diet as well.