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I do not think that gaming

Submitted by Tiff L (guest) on Tue, 10/09/2012 - 1:41pm.

I do not think that gaming could change the world, because a game is the total opposite of real life. In the game world you don't have the same rules and guild lines, as you do in real life.

Because game are fantasy's that people wish were real. And life is real situations and real experiences.

One experience i had with a game is that in games you can die and come back to life, but in the real wold when you die there is no coming back.

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