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    their supervisor (or other employees) within a gamified workplace. Mr. Manjoo states something rather ominous, “I’m asking you as if your opinion here matters. In fact, it does not. All evidence suggests that your work one day will operate like a videogame…” This is a tough truth to swallow. Jobs will one day be about conquering a task rather than perfecting your trade. The author even states that he dreads this future. This was odd for me to read, especially since gamified classrooms seemed to

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    Everyday there are people in the world who are breaking a law, either it is loitering, speeding, making prohibited turns on the roads with cars, running a red light, or smugglers. Law breakers appear a lot more often which includes people who regularly obey the laws. Frank Trippett, in his passage states that social order is awfully unstable when regular law obeying citizens end up disobeying the laws. He claims that these law breakers and citizens who were once law-abiding citizens are either breaking

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    A player’s personal experience of transforming platforms and interfaces: from Game Boy to personal computers Introduction Accept it or not, video games and “gaming” are a large part of Australian culture. The average Australian 21-year-old would have spent over 10,000 hours playing games (that’s how long it takes to complete school from year 5 to year 12). For immeasurable reasons such as involvement, freedom, entertainment and story-telling are games such a powerful medium of creative and interactive

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    games online comes a lot of gaming problem one which includes online gaming addiction. Online games has become the popular outlet for young adults to play and socialise with other people online. However, it has also become a problem. One type of videogame that has become a problem to young adults is the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-playing Games (MMORPGs). “A MMORPG can be defined as a game in which numerous players around the globe inhabit a single virtual realm simultaneously, adopt alternative

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    considered a folk music instrument, but it now also qualifies as a videogame controller. Thanks to a collaborative effort from RedOctane, Harmonix and MTV Games, the genre of gigantic interactive controllers is no longer confined to dance pads, imitation firearms and the slightly disturbing chainsaw that now comes with Resident Evil 4. Guitar Hero ' for PlayStation 2 costs a mean $70, including all the essentials for videogame musicians: game guitar-shaped controller, instruction book and shoulder

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    In the article, “Caught in the Web: More People Say Heavy Internet Use is Disrupting Their Lives, and Medical Experts are Paying Attention” by January W. Payne argues that using technology too much, has consequences that can affect the people around, and the individual’s health as well. At the same time, many people use internet excessively, and do not realize that, they might get further from the outside world. According to a research by Stanford University, demonstrated, that people spend on the

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    John's Addiction Story

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    ended up meeting a real nice guy who is about his age, so they started playing video games online with each other almost every day. After a week he learned that his online friend smoked tobacco, after being told that smoking tobacco helps you play videogames

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    Call to adventure when Will calls Brenner to the white house to help him identify the invaders. They see a message or a video that Sam watches and he understands that it is video games attacking them. Everybody calls him crazy when he think that videogames are going to kill them. He gets more than one call to adventure because there are multiple messages that arrives from the villain.

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    emotional deprivation, which is the top cause of illness and disability. The daily schedule of a typical American adolescent is very inactive. They spend most of their hours seated at school. When they get home, they spend time on their computer, videogames, TV, and maybe doing their homework, but not many muscles are required for these types of actions. Exercise is an essential factor of one’s health. The emotional factors are associated with the cause and the consequence of youth obesity. They are

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    Lead a Horse to Water, but If One Chokes Them in It They Will not Return to the Watering Hole Mario 64 was a good videogame. Probably still one of the best made. As a child there were times I would play the too much, and in turn, I would not be allowed to play that game for two weeks. What was worse than not being able to play, however, was the fact that I did not have the choice to play. "Mom please allow me to play that game again, I promise I won't play until the two weeks are over!". A plea

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