/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6589719
I think he's trying to say that video game addiction is about to be looked at in a far more seriously light, according to him, over the next 13 years.

Millennial's were the first generation to get hit hard with video games being playable at home.
Generation Z was born into the environment of being able to play games at home.
Early Gen. Z are starting to fall into the same category as the average Millennial.

They're not leaving home and continue to live with mommy and daddy.
They're not getting jobs.
They're not graduating college.
They're just playing video games, eating fast food and jacking off to unlimited internet porn.

They have been thoroughly subjugated by technology.
If you told them video games are your enemy, they would not believe it.
I wouldn't be surprised if video games and pornography get hit the hardest in terms of societal well being soon.