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azshara
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k... riiight...
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azshara
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"...beskriver ungdomar som gått så mycket in i cybervärlden att de inte kan skilja mellan den och verkligheten. "
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Flobber lobber lobber lob weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed
Cant someone translate just a lil b4 posting on an English board?
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stighelmer
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It says something to the point of:
"... [the reseach report] describes young people who have gone so deep into cyberspace that they no longer can tell it from the real world."
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[edit] btw, it was a therapist who had made that statement to a journalist. My bad, no research report there... :doh:
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Anu
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There is a real world?? Tis all lies me thinks.
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Whoodoo_RD
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Of course it is, just some dumb hib with too much spare time dreaming again. Think they are going to hang him next week for witch craft.
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Alrindel
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I wonder if the research report really says that (in which case I think it's suspect) or if it's just a poorly-written article. Even the worst game addicts don't seriously confuse the real and virtual worlds. Their problem is that they allow the priorities of the virtual world to take precedence while withdrawing from the real world, to the detriment of their health and school/work/family life - not that they're unable to tell the difference.
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stighelmer
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Tis is a lie, tis all a conspiracy...
They are trying to weaken the albion zerg
They are trying to weaken the albion zerg
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katt!
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its one of those "scare the parents" articles.
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azshara
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and one of those "parental over-reaction scares themself" articles too.. if they now exists that is 
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old.Attle
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Even if some things are a bit blow out of proportion, I agree with the general conclusions. I do think the spending 7-8 hours/day infront of a computer, eating a micro pizza for 2 min (while your group have some downtime), not having a social life and not working out 1-2 times a week will affect your health. Both mentally and physiclly. Anyone disagree?
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No-one would disagree with that. Computer game addiction is a real problem and one that is only just beginning to be researched and understood.
The question is, do those people really, truly not know the difference between real life and fantasy life. I have known some very game-addicted people in my time, but I have never known anyone to be actually driven insane by them.
The question is, do those people really, truly not know the difference between real life and fantasy life. I have known some very game-addicted people in my time, but I have never known anyone to be actually driven insane by them.
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stighelmer
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will working out give wu xp
/em runs to get his pink gym spandex shorts from waaay back in the closet
seriously though, on those rare occasions when a person becomes seriously addictive i think it is really tragic. u can only hope that that person has a familiy or friends that can help him/her get out of it...