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   by onli 15y ago

   Which then would only reveal the truth if they could read those intentions of the studies they are using, or if both biases negate each other.
2. 2612.▲
   by onli 15y ago

   Probably none, even though i didn't state my opinion on the subject itself. Measuring long-time-effects is hard. You probably could convince me with a well-done study that violence in games has a short-term effect on aggression. Like lettin
3. 2613.▲
   by onli 15y ago

   Have a look at this FAQ from one of the authors from 2009: http://www.psychology.iastate.edu/faculty/caa/Video_Game_FAQ... Totally surprising that a following meta(!)-study has the same conclusion. It is known for years that studies in th
4. 2614.▲
   by onli 15y ago

   Which is exactly what the EU did with bank and flightdata. The EU will make a bit of a fight and then simply back down. Like they always do. Which is possibly preferable for every US-company which thus do not have to challenge your agencies
5. 2615.▲
   by onli 15y ago

   I think you somewhat missed the point. Sure it is complex to support all gpus. But that's not the point of the article. The article is about small things like being able to customize the controls and not having to login in an useless servic