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   by playplay 8y ago

   ofc it's healthy there's no extensive evidence that it's not healthy, and by default everything is 'healthy', if the kid is happy, along with the various other metrics, then they are healthy games can be a toy, but
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   by playplay 8y ago

   ofc you wont say that, that's cos you have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-serving_bias
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   by playplay 8y ago

   exactly, data that is not about play does not preclude a potential predominance of play, especially relative to the past
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   by playplay 8y ago

   as for how the economics of a society affects & recreates the spatial design of various localities, we should always keep in mind that technology is part of play, and also enhances play tho only the rare & remarkable ppl are at the
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   by playplay 8y ago

   i agree with all the others here that the claim by 'chongli' is false & inaccurate and illustrates a person that is incredibly biased due to their a) limited experience, and b) knowledge this mega-problem of there being insuff