False. I threw a controller at my sisters’ head when she beat me at Super Nintendo. Direct correlation
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Causation heavily implied
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Interested to see if VR changes that. Was talking to a friend who played GTA5 and went outside and had thoughts that people weren't "real." He is perfectly sane he just pointed out how eerie it was driving around LA. I could easily see someone thinking they are in the game and...
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using the game as an excuse to kill. I don't disagree with the findings, but possible edge cases are interesting to consider. I've always thought of such entertainment as being benign to the general population but also that a very tiny subset have an "allergy" to it.
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In 52 years I’ve seen so many things blamed for violence, *deviant* sexual behavior & suicide, comic books sci-fi & horror, dungeons & dragons, heavy metal & punk music movies horror & especially porn, atheism, marijuana even books by
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Hey to keep the theme, can we add Cell phone use in there? Would really like to see that looked into, I do know it's an addiction. (Well mental one)
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Real world aggression causes video games
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It’s not a simple test to conclude. If a kids first exposure to killing hookers for example is GTA, that doesn’t mean they will kill hookers. And if you ask the kid and test them, he will hide it away. But now it’s in there and whatever happens in the future we can’t parse out.
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