That was my first thought as well. What exactly is the base statistic?JeanLuc761 said:Well, that's unsettling. I spend at least 8 hours a day on the computer doing a mixture of gaming and working.
Though, it's worth remembering that while saying "twice as likely" sounds like a lot, if it's 2x 0.02%, then it's hardly worth worrying about.
Nope. Still sitting.lvl9000_woot said:Damnit.veloper said:Also this.WrongSprite said:People can spend less than 2 hours in front of a computer a day?
Christ on a bike.
The good thing is: if you got a desk job, whatever else you don't do, won't matter anymore apparently.
I work a desk job. 8 hours in front of a computer.
Guess I better buy one of these:
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Lol. My captcha was Toyota Care and I drive one and had a flat tire today. IRONY!
NEWS FLASH! Gaming 4 or more hours increases your chances of being hit by a meteorite or being eaten by a bengalese tiger by 50%!Greg Tito said:And those that spent 4 or more hours were 50 percent more likely to die of any cause.
Okay, it's official. Exercising does absolutely nothing for me. Now I can sit on my butt and play games ALL DAY.Greg Tito said:The study showed that it didn't matter if the men said they exercised several times a week; the statistics were unaffected.
Perfect...and scary!lvl9000_woot said:veloper said:Better?lvl9000_woot said:Damnit.veloper said:Also this.WrongSprite said:People can spend less than 2 hours in front of a computer a day?
Christ on a bike.
The good thing is: if you got a desk job, whatever else you don't do, won't matter anymore apparently.
I work a desk job. 8 hours in front of a computer.
Guess I better buy one of these:
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Yeah, as this would miss the audience they wanted to scare away from the PC screen (gamers) and just pretty much make anyone with a 9-5 job that involves a computer give up.Legion said:It seems a bit odd really, and it's not a very good thing for them to say.
"If you sit down playing games all day then you will have negative affects regardless of whether you exercise/work out or not".
It's more likely to make people give up their gym memberships than their gaming habits.