I'm so sorry, I missed two very important words in your sentence that changed the meaning completelySatsuki666 said:That actually was the point I was actually trying to get across. Except I decided to use a little more swearing and a little less coherent.BrotherRool said:No it's not saying that. It's saying one of two things are true. Either a) Videogames make children more violent, or b) Violent children are more likely to play videogames
That is a good point. I would say since the titles of the headlines take scientific research that shows a correlation and package it as scientific fact that "this causes or does not cause this" it is the media's responsibility.Tin Man said:Firstly, I agree with you and have absolutely no quarrel with this article, but you raised an interesting question in me that I thought might be worth sharing. Is it the medias responsibility to learn that, or is the onus with the individual reading any given piece to apply such filters?AugustFall said:People in the media need to learn that correlation =/= causation. Bidirectionality and 3rd variables make it impossible to tell what causes what.
Sadly we aren't socialists anymore. We have a right-wing goverment since 2006 and they have done a good jobb of screwing our country up in a short amount of time.Metalhandkerchief said:Finally, a study from an actual socialist country that don't have corrupt suit-monkeys paying it off to make "item X" look bad.
That is because this is one of the few articles that actually states that there's no proof between violence and playing video games. That better parenting is probably the key to prevent violent behaviour. Because other articles contains scientists that say something along the lines "We see brainwaves from x spiking as they x in the game indicating that they react in x way to violence in a virtual world" leads to headlines "Videogames will cause you to murder someone!".dogstile said:I love these articles.
Video games cause violence? "DOWN WITH THE ARTICLE, IT'S BIASED".
Video games don't? "UNBIASED ARTICLE PEOPLE! HELL YEAH".
But yeah, at this point nobody's mind is going to be changed. There's been so many studies well, yeah, at this point you'd expect everyone to have their minds made up.
I agree, a right wing goverment in Sweden is a bad idea.TheCruxis said:Sadly we aren't socialists anymore. We have a right-wing goverment since 2006 and they have done a good jobb of screwing our country up in a short amount of time.Metalhandkerchief said:Finally, a study from an actual socialist country that don't have corrupt suit-monkeys paying it off to make "item X" look bad.
Sorry, offtopic I know. But I couldn't care less about this. I have never belived that games make people violent and I will never belive it, but it's always fun when our small nation in the periphery gets mentioned.
Not to mention, what they tend to say is the same thing. Aggressive kids play video games.Furioso said:This makes the most sense, if any of the other "studies" that said violent video games cause violence were true, the world would be in anarchy by now
Thanks for explanation, but naaaaaaaaaaaah, i'm sure i understood it like i was meant to.BrotherRool said:You haven't understood the meaning properly!!!!JesterRaiin said:It took one blink of an eye to onvent this whole fairy tale with games and aggression.Andy Chalk said:In other words, "There is no evidence that violent computer games cause aggressive behavior," the council said.
Years later and tenths of serious studies proving otherwise there are still some that don't ant probably won't ever believe it.
We're very strange species...![]()
They have said there is clear evidence that people who play videogames are more violent. What they are saying is there's no evidence that it's just that violent people are the sort of people who play videogames and non-violent people have other hobbies.
To be honest, Sweden has been moving away from Socialism since long before 2006, I don't really understand where that number came from to be honest with you. At the height of it's socialist policies the country almost imploded, and that was 1991-ish. There was a massive financial crisis that people from your country seem to forget, and it was the movement away from it that actually ensured you have a country today. It was around that time policies got their first rush of deregulation which has actually made Sweden what it is today, which is considered to be the epitome of social democracy.TheCruxis said:Sadly we aren't socialists anymore. We have a right-wing goverment since 2006 and they have done a good jobb of screwing our country up in a short amount of time.Metalhandkerchief said:Finally, a study from an actual socialist country that don't have corrupt suit-monkeys paying it off to make "item X" look bad.
Sorry, offtopic I know. But I couldn't care less about this. I have never belived that games make people violent and I will never belive it, but it's always fun when our small nation in the periphery gets mentioned.
Well imo our current right wing have been selling a lot of stuff and after that its quality have been lowered quite a lot.Baresark said:To be honest, Sweden has been moving away from Socialism since long before 2006, I don't really understand where that number came from to be honest with you. At the height of it's socialist policies the country almost imploded, and that was 1991-ish. There was a massive financial crisis that people from your country seem to forget, and it was the movement away from it that actually ensured you have a country today. It was around that time policies got their first rush of deregulation which has actually made Sweden what it is today, which is considered to be the epitome of social democracy.TheCruxis said:Sadly we aren't socialists anymore. We have a right-wing goverment since 2006 and they have done a good jobb of screwing our country up in a short amount of time.Metalhandkerchief said:Finally, a study from an actual socialist country that don't have corrupt suit-monkeys paying it off to make "item X" look bad.
Sorry, offtopic I know. But I couldn't care less about this. I have never belived that games make people violent and I will never belive it, but it's always fun when our small nation in the periphery gets mentioned.