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Old 04-11-2014, 11:36 AM   #36
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Have you ever hung out around teens and adults after they spent a lot of time playing shooters? The level of aggression seems much higher than usual. These games are not an outlet, but a generator of adrenaline. Garbage in, garbage out.

This doesn't turn people into murderers, obviously, but I have little doubt that the impact of exposure to interactive violence isn't beneficial. Neither are violent movies and shows, but they are not as engaging.
It's no secret that some people enjoy an adrenaline rush. Some people like being scared on roller-coasters, for example, while others (myself included) wouldn't go on one for (almost) any inducement.

Isn't it more likely that people with a naturally high level of aggression choose to play shooting games, than that playing shooting games creates the aggression?
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