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> And how much energy are putting into this making this argument?  And 
> what is it accomplishing?  

You never answered the questions.  Yes, yes, I know my grammar was
awfull, but the point still remains.

However your response does suggest that you completely object to non
productive entertainment.  Your "alternative" forms of entertainment
also points out an elitist view.

Tell us Mike, what do you like to do for fun?  Do you enjoy following
sports teams, going to the opera, going to the movies, reading a novel.
I also really enjoy the last three myself beyond computer gamming, but
in the grand scheme of things all three are a complete waste according
to your logic. 

Lastly, this is a silly discussion, but fortunate for you I ALSO enjoy
the sport of argument for sake of argument.  ;)



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Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 4:49 PM
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Subject: RE: [MLUG] Re: linux game information...

On Wed, 10 Oct 2007, Fallert, Adam Christian wrote:

> And how much energy are putting into this making this argument?  And 
> what is it accomplishing?  It is a game, just like baseball, and 
> monopoly.  Just having fun is an accomplishment.

Having fun is an accomplishment as is learning a foreign language,
writing 
a book or becoming a Supreme Court Justice.  There are probably people
out 
there who have so much fun that their accomplishments are as great as 
those of Einstein, Beethoven or Gandhi.

Mike


> On Wed, 10 Oct 2007, Fallert, Adam Christian wrote:
>
>> Na, this game is a lesser danger than WoW or EverCrack.  The game is
a 
>> player dictated MMO and doesn't require a huge time commitment.
Besides 
>> the whole point of the game is to relax and free the mind. One cannot

>> spend every waking hour doing something "usefull" or "educational".
>
> True, but the questions is, how many waking minutes are people
spending 
> on this thing?

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