in a world full of unregulated ego, nearly everything is used as a basis for a comparison toward the inferiority/superiority dynamic. Someone’s aggregate score for processing information is as valid as anything else.

It’s the habit of a weak mind, to be doing that.

The real IQ test is whether or not you give a shit about IQ.

Everyone who cares about it is some kind of fucking idiot or another.

I think there is a case that could be made for ‘screen time’ having some kind of impact for how someone might come to value the presentation of persona for the sake of others comfort.

Like if you spend less time in person-to-person interactions, its might mean you won’t value it enough to constantly keep it up.

Thanks for reminding me

BoOm!

:D

This little freak out make you feel better? Youre just making up a story

LOL. There it is.

I knew you were a boomer, but now you’ve gone an’ done boomed.

This story, through your chain of comments, has really gone off the rails from the post topic, that’s for sure.

So If he was interested in video games, you would have supported that?

Because, you are right, it’s parental failure that’s the problem.

I think your comments are a bit confusing because they mostly seems to blame the tendency for kids to enjoy the fun things, rather than feature the parent’s responsibility to regulate those things to an appropriate level.