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Vinil7 [7]
2 years ago
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Imagine a world where [video games] suddenly stopped working. What would life look like after one day? What would it look like a

fter one year
How do think it would affect people? Would it hurt the world? How would it help the world
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1 answer:
PIT_PIT [208]2 years ago
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Answer:

In a world where video games suddenly stopped working were to happen, it would look different after one day because people would be upset and try to find different things to do now that video games has come to an end. People are different so they may handle this differently from others. Some people might find this as an opportunity to start fresh and not be lazy anymore, while others may sulk and hide under their blankets crying and upset that their life is failing them.

After a year, people would be somewhat used to there being no video games. They would have found other interests and new types of jobs may be available. People would be slowly getting smarter now that they aren't thinking about video games any more. People may be very upset at first, but over time they will get over it and find other interests.

It would help the world by stopping laziness and peoples not so good brains. I know that sounds silly, but is it not true?  The people in our world of video games have been getting less smart through out time, studies have shown that people are getting less and less smart every generation. But if we just take away video games, that would let people do, explore, adventure, and etc. and help fill them with different knowledge then what they would have with video games.

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