And correlation is not causation. If there is a correlation between violent behavior and violent video gaming, I think it's more likely that violent people like violent video games, not that violent video games make people violent.
Quote from: Fierce Deity on July 10, 2011, 02:35:41 AMQuote from: glottal on July 10, 2011, 01:26:15 AMBy the way, *I* don't eat bread. I definitely have not eaten any bread in the last six months, and it's even possible that I haven't eaten bread in the past year (I can't be sure because it's not the kind of thing I keep track of). I eat rice instead.For the sake of argument, would you state whether or not you have been acting out violently within the last six months, or possibly within the past year?Generally I have not been acting violently. For that matter, most people around here don't eat much bread (rice is much more popular), and the violent crime rate is quite low. Hmmm ... maybe there really is a connection between eating bread and violence
Quote from: glottal on July 10, 2011, 01:26:15 AMBy the way, *I* don't eat bread. I definitely have not eaten any bread in the last six months, and it's even possible that I haven't eaten bread in the past year (I can't be sure because it's not the kind of thing I keep track of). I eat rice instead.For the sake of argument, would you state whether or not you have been acting out violently within the last six months, or possibly within the past year?
By the way, *I* don't eat bread. I definitely have not eaten any bread in the last six months, and it's even possible that I haven't eaten bread in the past year (I can't be sure because it's not the kind of thing I keep track of). I eat rice instead.