Another angle might be... Video games are replacing risk-taking in the real world? This might be a bad thing. What other activities are they not engaging in?
tl;dr: video games keep kids out of trouble?https://twitter.com/SteveStuWill/status/1231901104717193216 …
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Or, all those other things don't make kids anxious or depressed, but screen time does.
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Alternate hypotheses: Video games are more addictive than alcohol, drugs, sex and television.
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Alternate hypothesis: Kids today are a bunch of nerds.
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Replacing physical trouble with emotional is a small upgrade.
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I wonder what was so special about 1999.
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That’s around the time that video game consoles and broadband internet got good.
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A useful comparison would be % of young adults with mobile or smart phones
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I'm guessing porn + video games.
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Does being programmed by the computer continue to replace experiential learning and risk-taking in adulthood?
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