Maybe that's why they're still playing videogames at age 30 instead of holding down a job:
Before you assume gadgets and video games fry the minds of the future, consider this: Canadian researchers are finding evidence that the high-speed, multitasking of the young and wireless can help protect their brains from aging.
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I never put any faith in theories that talk about how videogames are good for you. Researchers said the same thing about TV, and the only good thing about TV is, you can watch when you're drunk.
