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What about three times as much on a video game nobody's heard of? http://freebeacon.com/issues/feds-spent-10-million-on-a-video-game-about-escaping-a-fat-town/

• hellgas00 12y ago
  Does it lead to kids changing their dietary habits? I would have to guess not. If it did, would it be justifiable? The effectiveness of the product should be discussed first then the cost effectiveness of the product can be considered. There is no point of waving and screaming look at all of this money being spent on this thing, unless you also examine the thing which the money is being spent on.
  • induscreep 12y ago
    I saw discussion about this on reddit. The top comment noted that kids sit on the couch (and do not need move) while playing this video game - so it's not clear how this video game helps. I guess it's a very bad idea that also was poorly planned and managed.