[单项选择]"IT is an evil influence on the youth of our country." A politician condemning video gaming Actually, a clergyman denouncing rock and roll 50 years ago. But the sentiment could just as easily have been voiced by Hillary Clinton in the past few weeks as in saying video games is "a silent epidemic of media desensitization and stealing the innocence of our children".
The opposition to gaming springs largely from the neophobia that has pitted the old against the entertainments of the young for centuries. Novels were once considered too low-brow; Waltz music and dancing were condemned in the 19th century; rock and roll was thought to encourage Violence. But what of the specific complaints--that games foster addiction and encourage violence
There’s no good evidence for either. On addiction, if the worry is about a generally excessive use of screen-based entertainment, critics should surely concern themselves about television rather than games. As to the minority who seriously overd
A. The entertainment of the young.
B. The violence on the Internet.
C. The change of the society.
D. The skepticism of new things.