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A giant distraction machine adding on to the smaller distraction machines in their dorms and the even smaller distraction machines in their pockets. Can the university say "no" to things that actively harm education?
I enjoy gaming and I enjoyed gaming during my own undergrad, but I can't but agree that this is a silly amenity for the university to offer, especially at the level of glitz and expense.
I kind of hate gaming, in large part because I've seen it swallow the minds and attention spans of so many high school students. I've seen kids literally shaking.
See, I've actually found that gaming experiences have improved and challenged my thinking on things in some cases, or introduced me to eras or stories or ideas I would have missed otherwise. But of course, all things only in moderation.
Given the mention of competitive esports, does the university stand to make money from this?
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